I'm sure you know that the idea of using code in templates is controversial anyway. But I do like it, and Mako, imo, solves the issue with Python very well.

I'm sure you know that the idea of using code in templates is controversial anyway. But I do like it, and Mako, imo, solves the issue with Python very well. % for row in rows: * Here is a row: ${row} % endfor http://www.makotemplates.org/ http://www.makotemplates.org/ That's kind of 'hackish', but not bad at all if you ask me. Compared to an ERB snippet it is about the same (though you'd probably use each and a block here in Ruby. <% for row in row %> * <%= row %> <% end %>