#pyramid

stevepi_: Transferred funds. Glad we got 4 contributors at Ploneconf :-)

x58 thank you! indeed. a new contributor, too

unfortunately, we're stuck on that branch

I'm about to pull out my old friend handlebars to do some client side templating. Tell me I'm woefully behind and point me to the current state of art for client side templating.

you mean react?

who the hell does client side templating? we write client side apps now

server side is as dumb as a rock... client side all the things.

I guess we still do :( So behind the times, all this good old fashinoned mustache via Hogan

Even permissions ;-) make a pentesters job easy!

i've inherited some front end from a designer who basically does everything brute force.

i will probably rewrite this to use some kind of actual framework at some point, but right now i only want templates.

to replace the code where he has manually written javascript for every field he wants to display in html.

client says, 'add 30 more fields'. i'm like, not like this i'm not.

chrisrossi: there’s a port of jinja2 to js: https://mozilla.github.io/nunjucks/

davisagli: that looks very interesting.. are you using it in production?

dowwie: yeah. using it on one or two projects where we render templates on both server and client side. it does take some care, because of course you have to write filters in both languages

ugh!

and it’s still a string templating language, so it’s not going to avoid rendering overhead the way react does

Elmer_: thanks for the link! I don't think I've gone over that section of the docs (or maybe I did, but it's making a lot more sense now!)

davisagli we use ejs on trypyramid.com: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ejs