This blog is dedicated to my thoughts about passive templates in general, and my engine Snippetory in particular.
Passive templates are very handy when things get special.
- Need to make an existing click demo dynamic, that continues to be under development?
- Need a template to configure rather generic logic with templates?
- Have to bind complicated logic to a template?
- Need inheritance in your template?
Passive templates gain their flexibility by the well-known principles separation of concerns, encapsulation and, abstraction. They decouple execution order from presentation order, provide fine grained parametrization and, the fully featured programming languages with a great tool set, while staying
impressive simple.
In addition there are further techniques for template code re-use.
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