Template Literals

The primary benefit of using template literals for HTML generation in JavaScript is that they provide more readable multi-line syntax that resembles HTML structure. Before template literals, creating HTML strings in JavaScript was cumbersome, requiring concatenation or array joins with explicit line breaks. Template literals allow developers to write HTML-like content directly in JavaScript with preserved line breaks and indentation, making the code more maintainable and closer to the final output. This is particularly valuable for component-based UI frameworks. However, it's important to note that template literals don't automatically provide HTML sanitization (you'd need a tagged template for that), don't validate HTML syntax, and don't perform any special optimizations for rendering. Their main advantage is in developer experience and code readability.