Recently I have been working on one rails project, In which I have used Mustache.js.
Moustache is a logic-less template used for client-side dynamic template rendering.
You can check this link, Mustache, for more details.
As a rails developer, it’s common to use image_tag for displaying images in rails, so I preferred to use image_tag for displaying images.
So when I tried using image_tag with a mustache, I was surprised!! Why? Because that image_tag was not working as expected. So I thought something was wrong with image_tag. And then, I read more details about image_tag.
See below code…(In which image_tag was not working)
app/assets/javascripts/sample.coffee
app/views/sample.html.slim
After using the above code, I got compiled version of image_tag as below.Then I realized that image_tag is compiled at the server-side & then it sends compiled(html tag) to the client-side. But the mustache template is collected on the client-side. So the…
Recently I have been working on one rails project, In which I have used Mustache.js.
Mustache is a logic-less template which is used for client side dynamic template rendering.
You can check this link Mustache for more details.
As I’m rails developer it’s common to use image_tag for displaying images in rails, so I preferred to use image_tag for displaying images.
So when I was trying to use image_tag with mustache, I was surprised!! Why? Because, that image_tag was not working as expected. So I thought something is wrong with image_tag. And then I read more details about image_tag.
See below code…(In which image_tag was not working)
app/assets/javascripts/sample.coffee
app/views/sample.html.slim
After using above code I got compiled version of image_tag as below.
Then I realized that image_tag is compiled at server side & then it sends compiled(html tag) to the client side. But mustache template is compiled at client side. So the…
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