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Well, you can’t trust anyone! :) Template languages are still languages, and it’s easy for even seasoned developers to make errors that have to be corrected b
by WalterGR 5y ago
Well, you can’t trust anyone! :)
Template languages are still languages, and it’s easy for even seasoned developers to make errors that have to be corrected between ‘upload’ and whatever deployment looks like in this scenario. Forget to double-up the closing curly-brackets? Blammo.
I wonder how common it is in practice. Are there existing frameworks or (non-no/low code) CMSes that support that workflow? I.e. letting non-admins modify templates, ‘compiling’ them if necessary, running them over some sample input, and allowing iteration - before potentially breaking things in production?
Limiting the language to avoid having to do a full security audit - that’s a good point.