Let's use Xslate - Osdc.tw 2011
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The document introduces Xslate, a template engine for Perl5 that is safe, fast, and easy to use. It provides examples of how to install and use Xslate, highlighting its Perl6-like syntax and readable error messages. The author encourages trying Xslate due to these advantages over other template engines like Template Toolkit.
Let's use Xslate - Osdc.tw 2011
- 1. Let's use Xslate Fuji, Goro (gfx) <gfuji@cpan.org>
- 2. Hello, Taiwan! I am: Fuji, Goro
- 3. a.k.a. gfx
- 5. from Shibuya.pm, Japan ?
- 6. What's Xslate? Xslate is a template engine for Perl5, developed at 2010
- 7. Available in Catalyst, Mojolicous
- 8. There're many template engines in CPAN Template::Toolkit
- 10. Mason
- 12. and so on...
- 13. But Xslate is the best
- 14. But good TE must be ¡ Safe (tolerant to XSS)
- 15. Fast
- 16. Easy to use
- 17. Xslate is the best one in CPAN
- 18. Safe Automatic HTML escaping by default
- 19. de-adulting? No! fail-safe
- 21. Performance Slow softwares suck
- 22. 100 times faster than Template-Toolkit 2!
- 24. Easiness to use Perl6-like syntax
- 25. TT2-like syntax
- 27. Please give a try :)
- 28. Install $ curl -L cpanmin.us | perl ¨C Text::Xslate or $ cpanm Text::Xslate
- 29. Command Line Interface $ xslate -Dlang='<Xslate>' -e 'Hello, <: $lang :> world!' Hello, <Xslate> world! $ xslate -e '<: my $add = -> $x, $y { $x + $y }; $add(40, 2) :>' 42
- 30. Try Xslate! #!perl -w use strict; use Text::Xslate; my $tx = Text::Xslate->new(); my $template = <<'TEMPLATE'; Hello, <: $lang :> world! TEMPLATE print $tx->render_string($template, { lang => 'Xslate', });
- 31. See also http://xslate.org/ and/or perldoc Text::Xslate
- 32. ½KÁË ÖxÖx