you a foundation for building slick websites and web apps. • It originated from Twitter and was created by Mark Otto and Jacob Thornton. • The guys released it as open source on GitHub in August 2011. Its popularity soared and is now the most popular project on GitHub. • 4.9k Watching, 60k Stars and 21k forks
that is used to build fast, scalable network applications. It uses an event-driven non-blocking I/O model. • The framework is built on top of Google's V8 JavaScript Engine, which powers their Google Chrome web browser
to native machine code, with further optimisation at runtime, making it super fast. • Google released V8 as open source. • Highly recommend the 5min V8 video by lead developer Lars Bak: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWhMKalEicY
query('SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = 1'); perform_trick_with(result); Non Blocking I/O Event Driven Example do_trick = function(result) { perform_trick_with(result); } query('SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = 1', do_trick);
Package managers tend to have older releases. wget http://nodejs.org/dist/v0.10.21/node-v0.10.21.tar.gz tar zxf node-v0.10.21.tar.gz cd node-v0.10.21 ./configure make sudo make install Note: on distributions with Python3 as default you need to run: python2 ./configure.
by installing Jekyll, which is a static site generator. It takes a template directory and using Textile or Markdown it outputs a static website sudo apt-get install ruby1.9.1-dev sudo gem install jekyll jekyll serve note: For Arch use RVM
back end use Node.js and Express.js • Firstly, Install Express globally in Node sudo npm install -g express • Secondly, Install express in our project express npm install • Test your webserver by launching it node app.js
run common task such as compiling JavaScript, minimising CSS, compiling less and sass and much more. • We tweak the standard Grunt.js file in out bootstrap directory to make sure it outputs the minified JavaScript and css files into our Express Public folder
common tasks such as compiling JavaScript, minifying CSS, compiling less and sass and much more. • Firstly, Install it globally and then install it in our bootstrap folder: sudo node -g grunt npm install • Secondly, we tweak the standard Grunt.js file in our bootstrap directory to make sure it outputs the minified JavaScript and css files into our Express public folder • Replace all instances of: dist/js with ../public/js in Grunt.js
apps probably don't require any breakdown of the page template. • When we start to increase the number of pages in the application, we need to modularise the interface to avoid duplicating code in multiple files eg: separate out headers, footers, content, portlets etc in to separate files and pull together with a templating engine. • We also want to be able to output dynamic content.
apps probably don't require any breakdown of the page template. • When we start to increase the number of pages in the application, we need to modularise the interface to avoid duplicating code in multiple files eg: separate out headers, footers, content, portlets etc in to separate files and pull together with a templating engine. • We also want to be able to output dynamic content.
implementation of embedded JavaScript bake — Templating engine for static files. Supports ejs templates. bind-js — a simple templating engine for node.js that smiles back. Blade — HTML Template Compiler, inspired by Jade & Haml. Express compliant bliss — Template engine inspired by .NET Razor and Play! Scala Templates. blue — A streamed template engine. Support for asynchronous loading of partials CoffeeKup — Markup as CoffeeScript. Live demo and html2coffeekup. CoffeeMugg — Markup as CoffeeScript. A branch of CoffeeKup, supports closures, requires no compilation, extensible via view-helper libraries, like ActionView. combyne.js — A template engine that hopefully works the way you'd expect. Diet Dot — The fastest + concise JavaScript template engine for nodejs and the browser, made even more so and sans mustache-style syntax doT.js — Concise and super fast JavaScript templates with customizable delimiters, streaming and partials support DryKup — CoffeeKup-compatible mark-up for CoffeeScript. Supports closures and requires no compilation. dust — Async, streaming & composable templates for the browser and node Eco — Embedded CoffeeScript templates ECT — High performance template engine with embedded CoffeeScript syntax (see demo) egs - Highly performant, fully asynchronous text templating engine built around GorillaScript. Express compliant ejs — Light-weight Embedded JavaScript implementation. Express compliant
safe template, xml syntax fgen — A file generator library to be used to generate project structures, file templates and/or snippets. Templates are based on mustache. gaikan - HTML template engine for Node and Express. genapp - A customizable generator application using fgen. haml-js — Server side html generation using JavaScript. Parses haml templates and renders html. haml.js — Faster / more compliant implementation of Haml. Express support handlebars.js — The mustache-inspired templating library behind Ember.js Jade — Haml-like template engine, fantastic error reporting, easier to read, higher performance. Express compliant jazz — A readable template language for node. JinJS — A port of Jinja, a Django Template-like templating language to JavaScript Jinsoku - High performance JavaScript template engine inspired by Jade's power and doT's speed. jm — Another Builder/Markaby/Erectory clone in JavaScript. jqtpl — A port of the new jQuery template engine. Express compliant jsdom — pure js implementation of the dom level 1 with some browser augmentation. Level 2 and 3 are being considered. jshtml — Clean HTML, full JavaScript template engine. Inspired by the razor view engine used in asp.net mvc. JSON Template — Minimal but powerful template language with multiple implementations. This is the CommonJS version, tested on Node Kiwi — Simple yet powerful template engine based on jQuery Templates syntax, totally asynchronous, and built from the ground up with performance and modularity in mind. Express 3.x compliant. Kruntch.js — A simple, lightweight, efficient and non-invasive pure-JavaScript templating engine perfect for powering
port of Less to JavaScript/node. Liquor — A templating engine minus the code. Lite(LiteXML) — A cross platform template engine base on xml/html and JavaScript expression ltxb — Less-Than XML builder templates minstache -- tiny mustache compiler producing stand-alone functions minimal.js — a fast HTML+JSON template engine (both browser and Node.js compatible) MinnaHtml.js - An async aware object based HTML template library Mu (Mustache) — A Mustache engine that compiles templates into very fast rendering functions. Also streams the node-dom — JavaScript fast W3C DOM generation. node-jst — A pretty high performance template engine implemented with JavaScript. Express compliant node-pages — A simple template engine. Cacheable and Trackable. node-properties — Simple property reader, externalise your configuration through JSON Node-T — A fast django-like templating engine for node.js node-template — Fast and light cached templates. node-tmpl — basic templating system in node.js based on short tag node.magic_dom — A DSL for building HTML in node.js, similar to Python's Stan nodejs-meta-templates — like php mixed with html, processed twice, 1st static data, 2nd dynamic data. normal-template — Normal templates are simple, yet powerful. They are safe, usable in non XML/HTML contexts and portable to any programming language. nTPL — Fast & Native extendible template system nun — Totally asynchronous non-blocking template engine for node.js
template system, more up-to-date than jinjs Parrot — A lightning fast and lightweight templating engine for Node.js (Just 33 LOC!) Pencil — Custom tags/components for Jade. Extend, mixin and inherit. Plates — Light-weight, logic-less, DSL-free, templates for all JavaScript environments! PURE — Unobtrusive Rendering Engine. The HTML view and the JS logic remain strictly separated. Works with jsdom. QEJS — Asyncronous Embedded JavaScript Templates with Q promises raptor — Extensible and optimized HTML templating language that is part of RaptorJS. Works in the browser and on the server. Razor Leaf — A template engine with a minimal, concise, and indentation-based syntax (akin to Jade’s). scraps — A Space based HTML template language. shift.js — Standard interface to the Node.js template engines. simpleT — Simple Template Engine for embedded JavaScript with automatic caching and client-side support stencil — Renders asynchronous templates shared by server and browser Swig — Fast and powerful Django-style templates for node.js. Express compliant. Teddy — An easy-to-read, HTML-based, mostly logic-less DOM templating engine with support for both server-side and client-side templating based on the W3C standard DOMParser and XMLSerializer. Templ8 — A fast, lightweight, yet powerful & feature rich client/ server template engine based on Django style syntax template.node.js — A light, fast, cached template module for node. thunder — A lighting fast template parser for node.js. Express compliant tmpl-node — a feature-rich template module for node.js
engine TOFFEE — templates with the elegance of CoffeeScript, by the makers of OkCupid. (Compatible with Express 2, 3, and the browser). tpl — a general purpose template cli TSN — A Templating System for Node.JS. TwigJS — A port of PHP template engine (www.twig-project.org) to JavaScript weld — unobtrusive. portable. ANTI-TEMPLATING. Weld binds data to mark-up, and can generate mark-up based on your data. wieldyjs — Template-agnostic mark-up language that compiles to HTML. Grunt task available as well grunt-wieldyjs whiskers — single-file, feature-sparse templating for node, express, and the browser xmlb — XML builder templates xmlbuilder-js — An xml builder for node.js similar to java-xmlbuilder. xmlbuilder.js — An xml builder in JavaScript inspired by Ruby's Builder, Markaby, and Erector. rendering process. Arrrgghhhh
job of forcing you to separate presentation from logic. + Clean syntax leads to templates that are easy to build, read, and maintain. + Compiled rather than interpreted templates. + Better support for paths than mustache (i.e. reaching deep into a context object). + Better support for global helpers than mustache. + Inline parameters. + Blocks & inline partials. + Overriding contexts. + Support for asynchronous rendering and streaming. + Composable templates. - Requires server-side JavaScript to render on the server. - Maintainer of github repo is not responsive. Source: http://engineering.linkedin.com/frontend/client-side-templating-throwdown-mustache-handlebars-dustjs-and-more
the requirements, dust.js came out as the winner. It was the option that ofered the most features and flexibility while keeping the view code DRY, clean, and fast.” Source: http://engineering.linkedin.com/frontend/client-side-templating-throwdown-mustache-handlebars-dustjs-and-more
project which is a starter template with Bootstrap, Node, Express and Dust wired together git clone [email protected]:paulsutherland/through-the- wardrobe.git cd through-the-wardrobe npm install node app.js visit http://localhost:8080/ Source: http://engineering.linkedin.com/frontend/client-side-templating-throwdown-mustache-handlebars-dustjs-and-more
npm install g gruntcli 2. Navigate to the /bootstrap directory, then run npm install npm will look at package.json and automatically install the necessary local dependencies listed there. 3. Edit the bootstrap.less file and add to the bottom of the file: // Custom less files @import "custom.less"; 4. Add a custom.less file to the less folder touch less/custom.less 5. Navigate to the Bootstrap folder in your terminal and run: grunt watch
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