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Manuel Di Iorio (2016-01-11T02:23:38.000Z)

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Hi, I asked around and somebody said that there will be the possibility to
execute arbitrary code inside the template tags, using the *'do'* keyword
in this example way:

   `Hello ${ do if (a == 2) {
>         console.log(' world');
>     } }`


Is there the possibility in future to implement that feature without the
keyword?
What is the plan *(read 'estimated date')* for the rollout of this feature ?

The idea to develop in native way a good templating engine is exciting and
I'm looking forward for its complete implementation :)
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xeryan at gmail.com (2016-01-11T04:32:39.877Z)

I asked around and somebody said that there will be the possibility to
execute arbitrary code inside the template tags, using the *'do'* keyword
in this example way:

    `Hello ${ do if (a == 2) {
        return 'world';
    } }`


Is there the possibility in future to implement that feature without the
keyword?
What is the plan *(read 'estimated date')* for the rollout of this feature ?

The idea to develop in native way a good templating engine is exciting and
I'm looking forward for its complete implementation :)

xeryan at gmail.com (2016-01-11T04:14:52.423Z)

I asked around and somebody said that there will be the possibility to
execute arbitrary code inside the template tags, using the *'do'* keyword
in this example way:

    `Hello ${ do if (a == 2) {
        return ' world';
    } }`


Is there the possibility in future to implement that feature without the
keyword?
What is the plan *(read 'estimated date')* for the rollout of this feature ?

The idea to develop in native way a good templating engine is exciting and
I'm looking forward for its complete implementation :)

xeryan at gmail.com (2016-01-11T02:54:10.331Z)

I asked around and somebody said that there will be the possibility to
execute arbitrary code inside the template tags, using the *'do'* keyword
in this example way:

    `Hello ${ do if (a == 2) {
        console.log(' world');
    } }`


Is there the possibility in future to implement that feature without the
keyword?
What is the plan *(read 'estimated date')* for the rollout of this feature ?

The idea to develop in native way a good templating engine is exciting and
I'm looking forward for its complete implementation :)

xeryan at gmail.com (2016-01-11T02:52:46.046Z)

I asked around and somebody said that there will be the possibility to
execute arbitrary code inside the template tags, using the *'do'* keyword
in this example way:

>   `Hello ${ do if (a == 2) {
>         console.log(' world');
>     } }`


Is there the possibility in future to implement that feature without the
keyword?
What is the plan *(read 'estimated date')* for the rollout of this feature ?

The idea to develop in native way a good templating engine is exciting and
I'm looking forward for its complete implementation :)

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