Hello Atro,

Those are excellent questions.  Without having pondered deeply about it, 
here is my immediate blathering of thoughts:

I generally much prefer transclusion wherever I can use that instead of a 
macro.  For the way this old sponge of mine works, transclusion often makes 
more sense to me than a macro (maybe because I always think in a 
transclusion way (with *everything*, TiddlyWiki or not.)  I also get 
annoyed with macro syntax for whatever reason (in the same way somebody 
would prefer the colour green while somebody else the colour blue.)

There are certain things that, to me, macro is hands down the way to go.  
What these things are, I'm not sure.  Maybe it is enough to say that what 
can't be nicely done via transclusion, go with a macro.

For example, all of the macros in my "Product Reviews" TiddlyWiki:  
https://intertwingularityslicendice.neocities.org/CJ_ProductReviews.html#Macros

Well, the "ListCategoryProducts" and "ShowProductThumbnail", I can see me 
replacing those with transclusion template tiddlers.

I am currently only half-way into my morning's first cup o' coffee, still a 
bit in a sleepy fog.  Re-reading the above: huh, not so shabby despite not 
so bright-eyed and not so bushy-tailed ...

Cheers !

On Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 2:38:26 AM UTC-3, Atronoush wrote:
>
> This is absolutely great! What do you think if one uses a macro instead of 
> template?
> So instead of several templates you can have one tiddler with several 
> macros?
>
> I am really interested to know the pros and cons of template / macro and 
> when I should use a template instead of macro?
>
> --Atro
>
>
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