Escaping is annoying, and String.raw or String.dedent doesn't help in this case. We need syntax to solve the issue: All current approaches to form these literals in JavaScript today always force the ...

This article is part of a series of articles highlighting some of the new syntactic forms that ES2015 has added to the JavaScript language. This time we will look at template literals, and how they ...

Of all of the innovations that have emerged with the Ecmascript 2015+ rewrite of the Javascript language, one of the most powerful, template literals, is also one of the most under-appreciated.

This is not desirable when the html implementation is able to work with fragments of HTML (in my particular case as part of a larger parser which needs to keep openers and closers separate, but I'm ...