Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
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Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
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Re: Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
#2Great work.
Re: Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
#3It's missing DustJS, which is IMO a strong contender that does well in benchmarks
http://linkedin.github.io/dustjs/
* Works in the browser and on the server
* Pretty fast
* logic-less but with a helpers API for when you need more power
* pre-compiles templates
* has template partials
Re: Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
#4Hmmm, I wonder about the reliability of the information, or perhaps reliability is not the right word, maybe completeness would be better.
I don't know who Garann is, and I don't use Javascript templating, and yet just by playing with the options on the page I was able to predict that Garann is using with dot.js. A quick Google then confirmed the hypothesis, which makes me think that the options that are available are aimed quite specifically at Garann's use case, and might not be generally applicable.
Re: Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
#5Helpful to learn about the options, but as soon as I said it was for the client and has to be fast, there were no options remaining.
Re: Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
#6Nicely put together :) Might want to hide a feature if the selection makes no difference (re-show when it does have potential to make a difference).
Example: Both, Entirety, Fastest, Then it doesn't matter if you say precompiled yes or no.
Re: Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
#7I don't know why this can't just be put into a table/grid to compare side by side
Re: Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
#8It's missing DustJS, which is IMO a strong contender that does well in benchmarks http://linkedin.github.io/dustjs/ * Works in the browser and on the server * Pretty fast * logic-less but with a helpers API for when you need more power * pre-compiles templates * has template partials
Came to say the same. Dust is a bit confusing and complex at times but overall is excellent.
Re: Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
#9Is there a way to deselect an option without reloading the page?
For example: Under "DOM Structure", once you select "DOM" or "String", you can never go back to seeing all the template options.
Re: Javascript Templating Engine Chooser
#10Also, Swig.