I think you are mostly understanding what I'm describing but not connecting what this unlocks. I think this will be easier to show than explain so will have to wait a bit longer. I showcase it a bit in Marko: Designing a UI Language especially the last example, but this barely scratches the surface of what it would mean to develop in such a system.
As for the clunky syntax for slots, things like Web Components also have these sort of limitations and get by just fine. In a sense this isn't a must for Svelte or Vue and in the few places it happens people just jump through the hoops. However, having heavily used React this capability of JSX is really nice, and I immensely enjoy this in Solid. Having this encourages those sort of patterns. I feel this is significant, so I completely understand why one would want to write things this way. The in scoped variables are really free things and one of the things I like a lot about Solid, but making them tags makes this easier.
It's the type of thing you aren't going to miss if you never had it. But once you try you instantly feel how freeing it feels. Which means this will just take time. People hated JSX when they first saw it. I have no idea if people will buy into it, but this potentially is as paradigm altering. I'm going to write an article more on what I mean in a general sense without focusing on the syntax, because Solid has this quality too. But Marko fully embraces it in a way that only a dedicated DSL can.
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I think you are mostly understanding what I'm describing but not connecting what this unlocks. I think this will be easier to show than explain so will have to wait a bit longer. I showcase it a bit in Marko: Designing a UI Language especially the last example, but this barely scratches the surface of what it would mean to develop in such a system.
As for the clunky syntax for slots, things like Web Components also have these sort of limitations and get by just fine. In a sense this isn't a must for Svelte or Vue and in the few places it happens people just jump through the hoops. However, having heavily used React this capability of JSX is really nice, and I immensely enjoy this in Solid. Having this encourages those sort of patterns. I feel this is significant, so I completely understand why one would want to write things this way. The in scoped variables are really free things and one of the things I like a lot about Solid, but making them tags makes this easier.
It's the type of thing you aren't going to miss if you never had it. But once you try you instantly feel how freeing it feels. Which means this will just take time. People hated JSX when they first saw it. I have no idea if people will buy into it, but this potentially is as paradigm altering. I'm going to write an article more on what I mean in a general sense without focusing on the syntax, because Solid has this quality too. But Marko fully embraces it in a way that only a dedicated DSL can.