Closed zachmullen closed 4 years ago
Closes #222
I got the following form of pug lint failures at first:
38:11 Static attribute "id" must be written as ID literal
Right, I'm supposed to use #
notation. The problem is, after doing that, I get:
38:10 ID literals must not be used
I understand that rule for components, but I don't see a way around it if we want to use anchors. My inclination would be to just disable this rule globally, but that feels heavy-handed. What do you think @subdavis ?
My inclination would be to just disable this rule globally
Do it. I'm starting to see merit in the argument against pug #161
It was fine when I used to work entirely in pug. Moving between pug and html is jarring now. I think whatever decision you make will be a temporary fix while we find the courage to re-write the templates in regular html. Conversion should be pretty easy.
Agreed, as time goes on it looks like pug is losing the battle for market share.
This also contains a couple minor tweaks to the demo page, and changes the job list component to say just "Jobs" instead of "Girder Worker Jobs" since jobs are technically independent of Girder Worker.