Some time ago, I found (and used for a while) the htl library. Before that, I was using raw template literals to build HTML, and then setting some element.innerHTML = newString. htl uses template literals, but instead returns a regular DOM Node object. This makes it a lot easier to add even listeners, setting other properties, and overall manipulating the object before appending it to the current document. I was curious to see how it was done, and it turns out it’s easier than I thought. Th...
