As an aside, useful HTML templates don't have to be in HTML syntax;
Racket programmers can do this:
#lang racket/base
(require (planet neil/html-template:1:0))
(define (write-fastest-in-the-west-page-html thing)
(html-template
(html (head (title "Fastest " (% thing) " in the West!")
(body (h1 "Bang!")
(h2 "Bang & Olufson!"))))))
(write-fastest-in-the-west-page-html "Strunk & White")
Which outputs this:
<html><head><title>Fastest Strunk & White in the
West!</title><body><h1>Bang!</h1><h2>Bang &
Olufson!</h2></body></head></html>
Note the escaping by default of both the static (from the procedure's
perspective) "&", in "Bang & Olufson", and the dynamic one, in "Strunk &
White".
For possible improved performance, syntax transformation of that
procedure expands it to the following, during compilation:
(define (write-fastest-in-the-west-page-html thing)
(begin
(display "<html><head><title>Fastest ")
(write-html thing)
(display " in the West!</title><body><h1>Bang!</h1><h2>Bang &
Olufson!</h2></body></head></html>")
(void)))
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