ES6 Tagged Template Literals

Learn how to use ES6 / ES2015 tagged template literals or tagged template strings to compose some rad HTML templates inside your JavaScript code.

[zzackkkk]

Welcome back! I am glad that you have started making new videos. Keep up the great work

[MrOfffffffffffffffff]

Hey! This was the shortest explanation of template tags that made sense. Thanks!

[jackninja]

Wow this is so cool, I didn't know about this feature but damn this allows you to do really cool stuff!

[idontwhy]

So that's how styled comps works nais

[guerrero_beto]

Holly shit, that was the best explanation ever

[michaelwang]

Hey, thank you for the amazing video!! Which IDE do you use ?

[BlazPecnikCreations]

I used es6 syntax for like 6 months now and i love it.
Yet I have never heard about "Tagged Template Literals".
Anyway, my firend showd me that "string".split`` is a valid call, and I was 99% sure this was a transpiling error.

[treenopie]

Oh, first tag function argument is an "array of strings". I didn't catch that.

That's really cool! Could React benefit from that instead of using babel to transpile JSX?

Neato! You didn't answer your own question ... "why is he using vars even though he uses es6 template strings". I'm curious! :)

[getdevotional]

lit-html in a nutshell. Cool! Not sure, who copied who

[ThommyTheThird]

And I thought the ` were just a neat way to write variables into your strings. This is a lot more powerful, but I can't come up with an intuitive use case just yet and I feel like I'd revert to writing a function instead. I'll have to keep this one in the back of my mind

[FajnyAleZaNiski]

you use Sublime Text? why not Atom?
how you comment all lines at once?

[whatthefunction]

this seems overcomplicated when I've been doing just this with templating engines for a long time.
I guess if I'm building a templating engine it would be helpful...