Isaac Cook

I might be able start gradually porting, but what is the testing setup? I must be missing something since running `pytest` bombs on a relative import. ``` $ pytest ....

Ah, got it. I always forget that installing a dependency in an active virtualenv doesn't update your PATH, so you have to reactivate or it uses system path which had...

@ernstki Hard to remember honestly, but by my read it was specifically for Jinja2. The aforementioned fork from [chase](https://github.com/chase/Vim-Jinja2-Syntax) sounds like a more robust solution.

Is there possibly an ETA on this? I might be able to add a basic implementation after we've rolled out more features on our pool, but I wouldn't want to...

Just as a side note we probably want to figure out how to handle Django csrf since it's by default enabled. I had to disable it in the Django example...

This has been pushed back since it requires a server-side persistense layer, or session connectivity. A cross-framework compatibility layer will need to be written to facilitate this, so it will...

It actually is on github, it's just really green. I have a big update that I'll push in a few mins, gotta fix the broken tests first. https://github.com/icook/pysistor And yeah...

Currently an untested prop in custom_js branch

Admittedly I was hoping to use [this](https://github.com/jabapyth/PJs) to just convert all our built-ins on the fly... Maybe just a pipe dream tho.

Definitely this granularity would be awesome. Not sure it would be worth implementing for just our uses tho, the repo would need to get a bit popular before I would...