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Code and presentation (Score:1)
I've always looked at Perl/TT like this:
Template Toolkit: Printing by default and access control flow via '[% %]'
Perl: Control flow by default and print out via 'print'
I agree, there's no sense in being a code/presentation Nazi. When the problem is emitting large chunks of output with very little control flow, then TT makes the best sense.
Bonus for factoring out presentation to a .tt.html, .tt.css, or .tt.eml file? Syntax highlighting with your editor.
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