zdenko

> Wow, there’s so much going on here. This obviously took a lot of effort. Thanks for diving into this! Yep. Clearly, this is not the best approach, but since...

Since changes from #5067 improved the structure of the document, I refactored few things in the last commit. - `structure.coffee`, `buildBody` and `buildSidebar` are removed, - [cherrio](https://cheerio.js.org) is used to...

Just adding my 2¢. See also #4600 and #4618. I don't think YAML-like syntax will improve readability. Indention matters. ```yaml kids: sister: name: 'Ida' age: 9 parents: - name: 'Caris'...

@vendethiel probably not, but current rules in `grammar` allow this. I'm not familiar with the history, but I presumed there is probably a reason behind this. Also, my intention was...

> indentation matters in YAML, but it allows inconsistent indentation too I stand corrected.

How about `.m.coffee` and `.m.litcoffee`. Or, perhaps `.esm.coffee` and `.esm.litcofee`? In this way ecosystem around CS would probably require minor updates, if any. And, it looks like [`mode: esm`](https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/18392) PR...

Nice having you back 😄 Lately, I hadn't had much chance to use Jadelet as much as I would like to. Due to the current hype around existing frameworks and...

This looks cool, but I can't figure out where `Jadelet.exec`, and `contentElement` come from. Could you elaborate on this example?

> it's actually `Jadelet.compile` Ah, that makes sense. But in that case, you have to set the `compiler` property, which is Coffeescript, if I'm not mistaken. That's quite heavy for...

> which is Coffeescript, if I'm not mistaken. That's quite heavy for browser use. Or, is there some other alternative to CS? I think I got this. 😄 CS is...