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@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Generating text has always been a chore. Either you're concatenating strings lik
[mustache](http://mustache.github.com/) is a really simple tool for generating text. .NET developers already had access to `String.Format` to accomplish pretty much the same thing. The only problem was that `String.Format` used indexes for placeholders: `Hello, {0}!!!`. **mustache** let you use meaningful names for placeholders: `Hello, {{name}}!!!`.
**mustache** is a logic-less text generator. However, almost every time I've ever needed to generate text, I needed to turn some of it on or off, depending on a value. Not having the ability to turn things off usually meant going back to building my text in parts.
**mustache** is a logic-less text generator. However, almost every time I've ever needed to generate text I needed to turn some of it on or off depending on a value. Not having the ability to turn things off usually meant going back to building my text in parts.
Introducing [handlebars.js](http://handlebarsjs.com/). If you've needed to generate any HTML templates, **handlebars.js** is a really awesome tool. Not only does it support an `if` and `each` tag, it lets you define your own tags! It also makes it easy to reference nested values `{{Customer.Address.ZipCode}}`.