Comment on Emblem.js: concise, indented alternative templating language for Handlebars.js parentComments−jacquesc13yExactly. Emblem.js is for people who love Haml / Slim / Jade and want to use that style of templating with Handlebars.js−mtsmith8513yIt really fits into place if you're coming from one of those libraries. I only wish I could enable percent-sign indicators for HTML tags! (%h1 vs h1)−machtyOP13y%h1 is totally valid emblem syntax.edit: it's optional, of course, but you have to use it if you need to use non-standard (read: unrecognized by emblem) html tags−mtsmith8513yNot sure how I missed that. It's a kick-ass little feature in my book, because while I appreciate the "implied HTML tags", I do find them easy to miss.
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Exactly. Emblem.js is for people who love Haml / Slim / Jade and want to use that style of templating with Handlebars.js
It really fits into place if you're coming from one of those libraries. I only wish I could enable percent-sign indicators for HTML tags! (%h1 vs h1)
%h1 is totally valid emblem syntax.
edit: it's optional, of course, but you have to use it if you need to use non-standard (read: unrecognized by emblem) html tags
Not sure how I missed that. It's a kick-ass little feature in my book, because while I appreciate the "implied HTML tags", I do find them easy to miss.