Show HN: An HTML abstraction centered on simplicity

It's a nice concept. But I don't see the necessity of this over writing and understanding HTML.

- What complexity are you actually making easier? I still need to know all the properties in order to set them to the right value.

- Why is this easy for beginners? You don't learn the basics of HTML (or XML, for that matter). All you learn is an abstraction of HTML.

- How is this improving readability? Nesting is still tab or space based. And syntax highlighting in almost all editors automatically focuses on the right parts.

Looks a lot like Jade [http://jade-lang.com] - why not just use that?

Is there a consistent pattern to it? I'm having trouble working out how you derive LineScript from HTML.

  <meta charset="utf-8" />

becomes

  charset -> utf-8

but

  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />

becomes

  meta -> viewport -> width=device-width, initial-scale=1

Why does the first one start with the key of the attribute, but the second starts with the element then the value of the attribute?