Am 06.03.2007 um 15:38 Uhr haben Sie geschrieben:
> ReneeB wrote:
> >
> > HT::Compiled!
>
> Could you say more about why you like HT::Compiled? Did you switch to
it
> from HT?
Yes, I've use HT before I switched to HT::Compiled.
> How did you find the compatibility with HT?
>
I don't miss any features of HT! And HTC implemented nearly every
feature of HT and added some new features.
I extensively use the dynamic includes. This reduces the number of
templates significantly.
The "SWITCH" tag is another great thing. Sometimes it is too long winded
to do the switch on the Perl side...
The only feature that could be useful during development is the
"die_on_bad_params" thing. But I haven't used when I've use HT, so I
don't miss it anyway.
> I was initially very interested in HT::Compiled because it was like
HT,
> but added a few more features I wanted, such as built-in dot notation.
That's another good feature!
>
> I then found (and helped fix) that it was missing some kinds of HT
> compatibility, and also observed that it has continued to change
fairly
> quickly, sometimes in incompatible ways, and continuing to add
features.
I think, the API is stable now. I'm using HTC a lot and update it when
possible and I've no problems with new versions.
>
> I see the continued addition of features as making it more like TT,
but
> without the proven history that TT has.
I like HTC as it is lightweigth but has the features I need. I've never
tried to use TT, but it seems to be too heavy for a very small website.
>
> Now, I've come back to feeling neutral about about HT::Compiled, I
> think. It's changed enough since the early releases that it deserves a
> re-evaluation.
>
> For the poll: I have always used H::T. ( > 7 years ? )
>
> I used TT for one project for offline template generation, using the
> 'ttree' tool. It was very nice for that-- it worked as a standalone
> application without the need to learn or use any Perl
>
> Mark
Any further questions? Ask! *g*
Renee
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