[CyruzDraxs]

The moment a programmer thinks they know the ultimate solution to a problem is the moment they understand the problem the least.

No, templating is not perfect. Nothing a programmer does is perfect. Our job, as programmers, is to make stuff suck less. We break stuff until it works. We squash bugs until we can't find any more. That doesn't mean what we've built is perfect. It means what we've built is the best we could build with our current understanding of the problem.

I don't think of spaghetti code as the presence of logic in presentation code, I think of it as a lack of separation of what SHOULD logically be abstracted. I find the code it labels evolves over time as the common abstraction level of things increases and we move closer and closer to fully isolating concerns.