Templating systems (WAS: Re: [Catalyst] Catalyst::Model::CDBI)
Michele Beltrame
mb at italpro.net
Thu Oct 6 19:18:43 CEST 2005
Hello!
> the lack I see in both is the syntax, which I belive petal and it's
> ancestors have a better approach, making it part of the xhtml-
> structure, and as such making dummies etc much easier to create, and
> also to use existing tools. Had I chosen again, and hat petal been more
> "complete", I might have chosen petal, but for now I'm sticking with TT.
I've been using several toolkits in my web programming experience,
ranging from HTML::Template to Petal to TT2 and others.
At present time I mostly use TT2 since it's the more complete out there,
but the best experience I has was with Petal, and by far. When you work
with web designers (who use DreamWeaver mostly) it's difficult to make
templates which they can change just by learning a few things, but Petal
makes it possible. Problem is it lacks many features (such as decent
handling of conditions without using external plugins), and that
development is a quite still at present time since the main maintainer
changed work.
Just my 2 Euro cents, anyhow.
Michele.
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