ScalaTags does this cute thing where you can declare the doc type with a simple string:
"<!DOCTYPE html>" + html(...)
Whereas Tyrian just does this rubbish thing where you say Tyrian.render(true, HomePage.page) with the flag means "include the doc type". Their way is better, we should do something similar, although I think there will be some subtle complexities, because what is that "add" making?
ScalaTags does this cute thing where you can declare the doc type with a simple string:
Whereas Tyrian just does this rubbish thing where you say
Tyrian.render(true, HomePage.page)
with the flag means "include the doc type". Their way is better, we should do something similar, although I think there will be some subtle complexities, because what is that "add" making?