I had a recent discussion with one of the awesome developers at the FT - @bjfletcher. We were looking at how viable it would be to replace a templating language, like Handlebars with ES6 Template Literals, in some manner. Ben suggested it'd be a good idea to turn our discussion into a post, and here we are - with a click bait title and everything. So what are Template Literals? How can they do wha
Stage 1 Draft / July 26, 2016Template Literal Revision Introduction# Template literals should allow the embedding of languages (DSLs etc.). But restrictions on escape sequences make this problematic. For example, consider making a latex processor with templates: function latex(strings) { // ... } let document = latex` \newcommand{\fun}{\textbf{Fun!}} // works just fine \newcommand{\unicode}{\textb
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One of the new features of ECMAScript 2015 are template literals. The simplest use cases for template literals are creating multiline strings, and doing string interpolation. Multiline string: let s = `This is a multiline string`; String interpolation: let firstName = 'Bob', lastName = 'Smith'; let msg = `Hello ${firstName} ${lastName}!`; // 'Hello Bob Smith!' You can also tag template literals by
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