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On top of that I'll take django templates too, I don't see why it should be too specific. In the end we have html fragments to do with as we please. After usin
by wizard_2 16y ago
On top of that I'll take django templates too, I don't see why it should be too specific. In the end we have html fragments to do with as we please.
After using it I'll say it does what it says it would and does it well. It's nice and interactive and while it would make a nice local app, It's hardly suitable for a cli utility.
- Vitaly 16y agoits not JUST html fragments. it actually gives you the real syntax to use in Rails ERB/HAML, including support for variables. i.e. if you select some word and assign name '= @user[name]' to the fragment, it will actually use proper ERB or HAML syntax, i.e. <%= @user[name] %>. etc. we will definitely add more formats. to decide which to start with we have the vote form on the homepage. so if you want django, please vote for it :)