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Also someone leaving a post on Quora, stating they have a certificate in programming and front-end development, and one from an online campus does not warrant it to be an expert opinion. I'm releasing a new version of email-templates with this bumped in just a moment.
Out of curiosity is there a template engine you would prefer as an option? @digitaltoast
v7.1.1 released to npm, thank you https://github.com/forwardemail/email-templates/releases/tag/v7.1.1
I just merged a few PR's and bumped
consolidate
to v0.16.0 @ https://github.com/tj/consolidate.js/releases/tag/v0.16.0.
@niftylettuce Wow - I just realised that you actually do ALL these projects! I feel bad for being critical now as you are ridiculously productive in open source; thank you so much for these releases.
But I still really struggle with Pug - so many syntactical tripwires and a steep learning curve. Whereas, with Twig (Twing), it's the same old standard html we all understand, with clearly defined {{tags}}
. https://github.com/forwardemail/email-templates/issues/406 I really appreciate the work you've done to bring so many template engines on board which means whichever engine we prefer, we can use it. Thank you!
Looks like consolidate.js hasn't been updated on npm for years, so lots of template engines are missing. To get the latest version ....
I had to find a different template engine, I thought it was just me who instantly hated everything about pug! https://www.quora.com/Do-web-developers-use-tools-like-Jade-Pug-rather-than-code-in-raw-HTML/answer/Frank-M-Taylor-1 "I hate Jade/Pug with the passion of a thousand burning suns" - I know how he feels!
I love this email-templates package, but might I suggest anything but pug for newbies? If they want the sado-masochistic coding equivalent of nails on a blackboard, then offer pug as an option, but for newbies at least offer something friendly :)