Sadly the GitHub org name `hsml` is already taken 😿
So today I created https://github.com/hsml-lab and moved all repos into it 🥳

In the next days I hopefully find some energy to setup a backlog and start from there working further on it.

#hsml

Text blocks are now a thing in #hsml  

They can be used to write rich text *like longer lorem ipsum stuff* or **embedded** #css or #javascript!
The text will **not** escaped (#pugjs does this), so you can do stuff like:

```html
.alert.
<span class="closebtn">×</span>
<strong>Danger!</strong> Indicates a dangerous or potentially negative action.
```

This would result in valid #html (*by design*)

https://github.com/Shinigami92/hsml/commit/25a563687464994e9d0cd31c0b9ec604c176f46b

This is a first working example using #vscode with https://github.com/Shinigami92/vscode-hsml

I'm learning how **tmLanguage** is working

#hsml

I made some minimal first steps with #wasm using #wasmpack in #Rust so I can call #hsml in #nodejs 🚀

Now I can try to implement a `vite-plugin-vue-hsml` to support
```
<template lang="hsml"/>
h1 This is hsml :)
</template>
```
in `.vue` files

https://github.com/Shinigami92/hsml/pull/6/files

When using a #cli, what would you prefer?

1. Using `hsml compile .` explicitly and get a warning/error when not providing an input file/folder?

or

2. Using `hsml compile` without an input and it will use the current working directory as default/fallback?

Feel also free to comment why you prefer the one over the other 🙂

#hsml