Suggestion: Feliz HTML View

Would it be possible to make Feliz HTML view an option ?

Html.h1 42

Html.div "Hello there!"

Html.div [ Html.h1 "So lightweight" ]

Html.ul [
  Html.li "One"
  Html.li [ Html.strong "Two" ]
  Html.li [ Html.em "Three" ]
]

https://zaid-ajaj.github.io/Feliz/#/Feliz/Syntax

instead of the current “more verbose”

let myElement name =
    div [] [
        h1 [] [text "My app"]
        p [] [textf "Hello %s and welcome to my app!" name]
    ]

[sksallaj82]

I’m not sure if that’s something I would even want. Is Feliz really less verbose? I see two different examples as a form of comparison, and I’m seeing that “Html.” is mandatory before each element, which seems more verbose. I think there would have to be more proof or a better pitch to help realize if anything needs to be changed syntactically. I do like some of the aesthetics in certain areas in Feliz, but Bolero seems fine in the way it’s been evolving.

[albertwoo]

I am experimenting this kind of project: https://github.com/slaveOftime/Fun.Blazor

I made couple of helper functions like html.inject to create a component and inject service like ComponentHook which can manage observable state and lifecycle event and no elmish style needed. Of course we like elmish we can still use elmish style model. I also made an html.watch to check the state of chanages and only rerender if some data changed.

Just for fun now, not production ready 😂

Here is a docs link: https://funblazor.slaveoftime.fun/helper-functions