There's a Nemo[1] a "pythonic haml". It doesn't follow the Haml spec exactly, but rather tries to take the good parts and apply them to something suitable for Pythonistas.
It's built over Mako templates, so its faster and far more flexible than one built against the Django template markup.
This is much better than what I found last time I went looking, thanks. I think I need to roll up my sleeves and dig deeper... Being able to mutate the templates to suit what I usually might build seems cool (but a big time sink!).
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There's a Nemo[1] a "pythonic haml". It doesn't follow the Haml spec exactly, but rather tries to take the good parts and apply them to something suitable for Pythonistas.
It's built over Mako templates, so its faster and far more flexible than one built against the Django template markup.
[1] https://github.com/9cloud/Nemo
This is much better than what I found last time I went looking, thanks. I think I need to roll up my sleeves and dig deeper... Being able to mutate the templates to suit what I usually might build seems cool (but a big time sink!).