Why do I use micro templates in JavaScript?
It’s a perfect cloaking device for sneaking templates onto your page. I like to use this technique for quick and dirty cases where I just need a small template or two on the page and want something light and fast.
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How to resolve template formatting or template validation errors in YAML?
None of the templates include a logical resource ID or a parameter called test. The resource ID is not defined correctly in the following JSON and YAML templates. These templates return the following error: “Unresolved resource dependencies [prueba] in the Resources block of the template”.
What happens if you call templates with only an id?
If you call the template function with just an ID (or template code), it will return a precompiled function that you can run later:
How to resolve template formatting or template validation errors in AWS?
For “Invalid template property or properties” errors [XXXXXXXX]”, see the Verify Template Properties section. To follow the proper JSON or YAML syntax in your AWS CloudFormation template, consider the following: Build your stack using AWS CloudFormation Designer.
How old is Krasimir in the JavaScript templating engine?
A simple function, which takes our template and a data object. As you can guess, the result we want to achieve in the end is: Hello, my name is Krasimir. I am 29 years old.
Why is JavaScript used as a template engine?
In short, it allows conversion from JavaScript to CSS/HTML. Of course, since it generates HTML, it was normal for it to act as a template engine. That is, somehow to fill the markup with data. So I wanted to write some simple template engine logic, which works fine with my current implementation.
What is the best way to override a JavaScript template?
The .replace method will not work in our case. It is best to put real JavaScript code between <% and %>. It will be nice if it is evaluated against past data. For example: var template = ‘Hello, my name is <%this.name%>.
