[Bendug] Templating systems

[Gary E. Miller]

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Yo All!

I have seen some amazing stuff done just in CSS.  So write the code
how you want, but put the L&F in the template.

Check this site, it totally changes the L&F with just CSS and has a ton
of examples:

	http://www.csszengarden.com

RGDS
GARY
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Gary E. Miller Rellim 20340 Empire Blvd, Suite E-3, Bend, OR 97701
	gem at rellim.com  Tel:+1(541)382-8588

On Fri, 6 Oct 2006, pauld at bendtel.net wrote:

> Can we kick your head?  Couldn't hurt...
>
> I saw Cake, a PHP/rails-ish clone.  Never used it, but it seems that if
> you HAVE TO use a non-Ruby product, because, oh I don't know, YOU'RE
> SELLING OUT TO THE MAN, that Cake on PHP would be cool.
>
> Are you going MARK?  C'MON!
>
> > Lately I've been looking at various templating systems trying to figure
> > out what to use for a project I'm kicking around in my head.  Also because
> > I want to rewrite our main PHP application at work to seperate the
> > presentation from logic.  For the latter, I was thinking about Smarty, but
> > it seemed to add a lot of complexity without the kind of gain I was hoping
> > for.  I use erb when writing Ruby a LOT, and I dig what it allows me to
> > do, but I am starting to get a feel for why people have written so many
> > replacements for it (Nitro has it's own, there is Amrita...  Hell, search
> > for "Ruby template" and you will find a ton of them).
> > 	Recently I ran accross this one, but haven't looked at it much yet:
> > http://www.kuwata-lab.com/kwartz/  Sounds good on paper.  What templating
> > engines have you guys used and liked?  Which ones suck and why?
> >
> > --TimH
> >
>
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