Complex content (mixed C# and markup) workaround with string interpolation is overly complicated

[KasparOrange]

This: Style=@($"background: {(shift.Person?.Id == User.Id ? Theme.Palette.Primary.Value : Theme.Palette.PrimaryDarken)};") looks ugly is confusing and JavaScript developer laughing about us. I know that's polemic, but what I am trying to allude to, is the need to use a lot of special characters and scopes to make this seemingly easy and usual task work.

Is this something that is my fault for not understanding how to use the framework correctly? Then how am I intended to do this correctly?

Is this just something hard to understand for the compiler? Then are there plans to make the developer experience better in this regard?

Also, I am new to creating issues, I know this does not fit the outline of the template issue, but I just didn't know how to fit what I wanted to say in that format. If this is not the right place for this information, I am sorry. :)

[guardrex]

Hello @KasparOrange .... Please re-open this issue using the Open a documentation issue link/feedback form at the bottom of the article. Use of the form adds metadata to your GitHub issue that cross-links the topic and pings the author automatically for a faster response.

[guardrex]

BTW @KasparOrange ... I can't quite even tell if you're just asking a general development question. If you're asking a general question not related to a specific article, we only work on documentation here. You'll have better assistance with general development questions on a public support forum. We recommend ...

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