On Wed, Jan 30, 2019 at 10:33 PM Jamesie Pic
On Wed, Jan 30, 2019 at 11:06 AM Chris Angelico
wrote: Most places where you need to talk to humans, you'll end up either interpolating the values into a template of some sort (see: percent formatting, the format method, and f-strings), or plug individual values straight into method calls (eg when building a GUI). I'm not sure why or how your use-case is somehow different here.
Actually we're moving away from templates, in favor of functional decorating component-based pattern pretty much like React, in some R&D open source project. Not only do we get much better performance than with a template rendering engine, but we also get all the power of a good programing language: Python :)
Well, I've no idea how your component-based system works, but in React itself, under the covers, the values end up going straight into function calls, which was the other common suggestion I gave :) There's a reason that those two styles, rather than join() itself, will tend to handle most situations. ChrisA