Major update to JsRender and JsViewsIn previous posts and elsewhere, I had set the goal of reaching beta for JsRender at the end of February. A major update has just been committed to GitHub for both JsRender and JsViews, which is effectively a beta candidate for JsRender. This update brings a large number of API changes, new features, and improvements, to both JsRender and JsViews. It follows qu
Back in November of 2010 I wrote a post titled Reducing Code using jQuery Templates that demonstrated how jQuery Templates could be used to reduce significant amounts of JavaScript code. Although the topics and code discussed in that post are still valid and relevant in today’s applications, things have a changed some when it comes to the future of jQuery Templates. I’ve had questions come up in t
JsViews builds on top of JsRender templates, and adds data-binding and observable data, to provide a fully-fledged MVVM platform for easily creating interactive data-driven single page apps and websites. JsRender and JsViews together provide the next-generation implementation of both JQuery Templates, and JQuery Data Link - and supersede those libraries.
The document discusses next-generation jQuery templates, specifically focusing on jsrender and jsviews, which offer faster rendering and better interactivity compared to older jQuery templates. Jsrender allows for pure string-based rendering and can operate independently from the DOM or jQuery, while jsviews adds interactivity and data binding features. The roadmap indicates a shift towards beta a
Update: JsRender is now close to beta, and JsViews has many new features which also bring it closer to beta. See Approaching Beta: What's changing in JsRender and JsViews for details on the latest changes. From jQuery Templates to JsViewsThis post provides some details and some context on the relationship between jQuery Templates, JsRender and JsViews, and provides information about the current ro
type: utility release: 0.0 status: in planning TODOs Specify syntax for nesting tags, if any Specify how the implicit context works On top level, within a block tag... Will context be in issue inside of an #each, in terms of only having access to the current item being iterated, and not also the parent context it came from? For a comparative study of template engines and implementations, see Temp
These documentation topics concern the jQuery Templates plugin (jquery-tmpl), which can be downloaded from: http://github.com/jquery/jquery-tmpl. A template contains markup with binding expressions. The template is applied to data objects or arrays, and rendered into the HTML DOM. jQuery.tmpl()Render the specified HTML content as a template, using the specified data. jQuery.tmplItem()Return the tm
This feature and its documentation are in beta and subject to change before final release. Description: Take the first element in the matched set and render its content as a template, using the specified data. version added: 1.4.3.tmpl( [data,] [options] ) dataThe data to render. This can be any JavaScript type, including Array or Object. optionsAn optional map of user-defined key-value pairs. Ext
Contents: jQuery.template( name, template ) jQuery.template( name, template ) jQuery.template( template ) jQuery.template( template ) Description: Create a reusable named template (compiled from markup). version added: 1.4.3jQuery.template( name, template ) nameA string naming the compiled template. templateThe HTML markup and/or text to be used as template. Can be a string, or an HTML element (or
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