[sergiotapia]

You're comparing something that comes out of the box (Razor) with something you can achieve comfort with after wiring up hotkeys and snippets. That's not a fair, clinical comparison.

Are you kidding me?

Slim looks like something much MUCH better than the crufty old ERB.

[irahul]

> You're comparing something that comes out of the box (Razor) with something you can achieve comfort with after wiring up hotkeys and snippets.

And what difference it makes if it comes with Rails or I have to add an entry to Gemfile? Ruby has many different templates. What comes bundled with Rails is totally up to creators. DHH is opposed to haml https://twitter.com/dhh/status/58289541068492800 and hence, erb is the default which is unlikely to change.

They don't even have to accommodate alternate templates(which they do seamlessly). Do you cry a river every time you have to use a library which doesn't come bundled with .net?

> Slim looks like something much MUCH better than the crufty old ERB.

And it's better than Razor's crufty syntax as well.

But please keep tooting your horn about your Razor. I have wasted enough time here.