Use Chameleon templates in the Robyn web framework
TL;DR; Chameleon-robyn is a new Python package I created that brings Chameleon template support to the Robyn web framework. If you prefer Chameleon’s structured, HTML-first approach over Jinj...

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TL;DR; Chameleon-robyn is a new Python package I created that brings Chameleon template support to the Robyn web framework. If you prefer Chameleon’s structured, HTML-first approach over Jinja and want to try Robyn’s Rust-powered performance, this package bridges the two. People who have known me for a while know that I’m very much not a fan of the Jinja templating language. Neither am I a fan of the Django templating language, since it’s very similar. I dislike the fact that you’re mostly programming with interlaced HTML rather than having mostly HTML that is very restricted in what it allows in terms of coding. While nowhere near perfect, I prefer Chameleon because it requires you to write well-structured code. Sadly, I think Jinja won exactly because it allows you to write whatever Python code in your HTML you want. For most frameworks, Jinja is the only templating language they support. Why migrate Chameleon templates to a new framework? I’d love