I’ve been using slime for 2+ years and it’s great!

It takes a few minutes to get used to it, but once you do, the thought of typing all the HTML boilerplate seems barbaric

Slime:

table.extra-wide
  tr
    th colspan=2 Name
    th Age

  = for user <- @users do
    tr
      td= user.first_name
      td= user.last_name
      td= user.age

There’s even an eex to slime converter to get you started.

Edit: use phoenix_slime to use Slime with Phoenix.

Hey, if you’re still interested in using Expug, you can take a look at my forked repos (expug, phoenix_expug).

Nothing major done so far, but I fixed this simple bug and added support for LiveView (but I’m honestly not sure if it’s the right way to do it).

I haven’t updated the docs or anything and I don’t really have many plans for it besides fixing future bugs, but I’ll gladly help if I can. Anyway, I’ve been using it for a while (admittedly for pretty simple stuff) and I’ve had no problems except for that one minor bug.

Just wanted to document here that Sneeze is an extremely simple and just awesome html templating library for elixir. It is just function and lists. So you can have components, slots, etc all in an extremely simple syntax (just lists and maps). Highly recommended.