Templating engines allow developers to dynamically generate HTML and other types of content. Learning how to use a templating engine with Rickshaw is necessary to create dynamic web pages.
HTML and CSS: Understanding the basics of HTML and CSS is necessary to create a template with a templating engine.
Variables and placeholders: Using variables and placeholders in the template to display dynamic data.
Conditionals: Using conditional statements to display different content based on conditions.
Loops: Using loops to iterate through a dataset and create repetitive content.
Partial templates: Using partial templates to break down the overall template into smaller components.
Filters: Applying filters to manipulate data before it is displayed on the template.
Template inheritance: Using template inheritance to create a base template and extend it with child templates.
Block rendering: Rendering content within blocks to customize the layout and structure of the template.
Escaping: Preventing XSS attacks by properly escaping user-generated content.
Debugging: Techniques for debugging templates and identifying errors in the code.
Best practices: Best practices for organizing and structuring templates for efficiency and maintainability.
Performance optimization: Techniques for optimizing template performance to improve page load speed.
Integration with other frameworks: Integrating templating engines with other frameworks and applications.
Responsive design: Creating templates for different screen sizes and devices.
Accessibility: Ensuring that templates are accessible to users with disabilities.
Localization: Creating templates that can be easily localized for different regions and languages.
CMS integration: Integrating templating engines with content management systems such as WordPress and Drupal.
Testing: Creating unit tests for templates to ensure functionality and prevent regressions.
Deployment: Best practices for deploying templates to production environments.
Continuous integration and deployment: Automating the build, test, and deployment process of templates using CI/CD tools.
Mustache: A logic-less templating engine that focuses on simplicity and readability.
Handlebars: Built on top of Mustache, it adds logic and some extra features.
Pug: A high-performance template engine that supports HTML, XML, and other formats.
EJS: A simple template engine that uses JavaScript as its templating language.
Nunjucks: A powerful templating engine that supports inheritance, macros, and more.
Twig: A feature-packed templating engine that supports filters, functions, and extensions.
Jade: A powerful and flexible templating engine that supports conditionals, loops, and more.
React: A JavaScript library that uses JSX syntax for building complex user interfaces.
Dust.js: A versatile templating engine that supports data rendering, code generation, and more.
Velocity: A fast and lightweight templating engine for Java-based web applications.