Personally its just easier for me to type <title>$title</title> then have to lookup the equivalent in an HTML DOM library.
Althought I do use a library for HTML form elements (FunFormKit), I slap the elements together in a cheetah template.
The only times I have used a fill blown HTML DOM w/ in a Java project w/ XMLC where the entire output was generated and manipulated via an XML interface, so at least I did not have to learn a completly new API.
As always it depends upon the details, but if you keep presentation seperate you can always change.
-Aaron
Huy Do wrote:
Hi All,
I was just after some opinions on the suitability/necessity of using
cheetah for templating together with a HTML DOM library.
If my templates do not have any markup whatsover i.e just using the DOM library to generate/create the HTML tags, I can't see the advantages cheetah would offer over a normal python class. This is my understanding, but I if anyone can provide some more/other insight, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Huy
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