Steven Lambert

Ok. I'll go play with how browsers interpret different template strings and the HTML parser and see where it doesn't behave as expected. I'll post my findings here and focus...

It seems that the discussion around E4H and template strings is more complicated than I would like this proposal to address. In the end, both template strings and E4H rely...

So I stumbled upon [tagged template strings](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/template_strings#Tagged_template_strings), which makes it seem that template strings and E4H can live in harmony. It would seem that you could remove (deprecate, etc.) the...

I thought one of the benefits of E4H was that you didn't have to go through the HTML parser. Either way, I would be happy to help get something like...

Sounds good, I'll get to work getting a prototype using a tagged template function built on top of a parsing library. I'll also see if I can incorporate some of...

If you didn't care that you always escaped the substituted DOM that would work, but what happens when I trust the substitution (e.g. I created it) and don't want to...

Alright, here is the initial draft of the `html` tagged template https://github.com/straker/html-tagged-template. I combined the best principles of E4H and contextual auto escaping to prevent XSS attacks, and it turned...

So I'm not sure how to proceed from here. There's been some nice discussions on the repo, but I feel that unless something changes, it won't go much further than...

The proposal only dealt with the creation of DOM. Adding event listeners can still be done through the normal ways once the DOM is created. ``` js var dom =...

Thanks for the issue. Is the website you're trying to run the test on public that we could take a look at, or could possibly post the code for how...