I\'m using the Mustache templating library with Sinatra and the standard way seems to be to create, say, index.mustache under /templates and an associated index.rb that subclasses Mustache in /views.
We have some array of objects: data = [ { \'showname-array\': [ {\'a\':..} {\'b\':..} {\'c\':..} ] }, { \'andanotherName-array\': [
I\'m trying to use mustache JS templates dynamically. I\'ll have an array of templates like so: var tmpls = [
I created a helper in Handlebars to help with logic, but my template parses the returned html as text rather than html.
I\'m trying to get some data into this format, for use with a templating system called mustache: { \"repo\": [
Is there any documentation on Mustache best practices when using on the server (with rails) and on the client (with javascript)?
I have a ruby gem, poirot, which enables the use of mustache templates in Rails.The template handler I have was extending from ActionView::Template::Handler, however this appears to be deprecated in R
How can I use a nested 开发者_JAVA百科template within mustache? Is there a way to do the same? var tmpl=\"{{#data}}
I\'m working with a large project where the templates are written in erb. We\'re getting more and more into client side rendering of parts of the project and we have lots of exact duplicates in mustac
I\'m trying to find an HTML templating solution that will work both on my ASP.NET MVC application (.NET 4, IIS 7.5) and in the browser.The reason is to the the same code to render HTML both on the ser
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