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Asynchronous Templates for Browser & Node.js Using Dust

07.16.2012
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Dust provides asynchronous templates for the browser and Node.js.


Features

  • Async/streaming operation
  • Browser/node compatibility
  • Extended Mustache/ctemplate syntax
  • Clean, low-level API
  • High performance
  • Composable templates


Requirements: None
Demo: http:/ / linkedin. github. com/ dustjs/
License: MIT License
Published at DZone with permission of Hirvesh Munogee, author and DZone MVB. (source)

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