HTML-PHP Templating

[Xil3]

I just wanted to know what you guys think about using a templating system. For example.. the site below:

http://www.tinybutstrong.com

Pros and cons? I personally don't mind meshing html and php together. These templating systems are trying to make things more organized... but I'm not too keen about it.

Let me know what you guys think. That was just one example up top.. there are tons of them I guess.


Xil3

[halojoy]

hi

I think tinybutstrong is a good a modern PHP 5 Class
to have as a template engine.
Once you have learned the syntax and get used to it.
Maybe even a better alternative than Smarty!

I downloaded latest version. http://www.tinybutstrong.com/
If ever I would go into the method of template engine use,
instead of for each application custom PHP coding templates,
I might give tinybutstrong a go.

When using an engine, you will have sort of a STANDARD procedure
and technique for making and putting together HTML pages.

A good template engine is flexible to fit most kinds of apps, in a good way.
And should not have excessive mass of code to add to the appliaction.
Code for such features you hardly ever will use, for example.

The ultimate result will, in most of my own cases,
be to use a custom coded method for each application.
With no more code or add-on classes or functions, than is needed.
Because this is the way I think, the way I like it and the way I work.

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[halojoy]

Any other opinions
on PHP Template engine use
or some other comments by our clever people in this forum category?
:) :)

[Weedpacket]

What? Again?

[Jason Batten]

I would have thought by now you'd have templates for these generic posts Weedpacket? :D

[halojoy]

... again .... ?

has this been talked of before
well, there are always some coming, that wasnt around at that time
(some have other things to do in life, than hang out here)

and always some new angle to view from
by new members
if not from them oldies 1.000 posters, too

thinks
halojoy - a 1.000 poster himself

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