SMRTR ProgrammingOct 17, 2024Daily.dev

HMPL.js

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HMPL is a template language extending HTML by adding query objects to markup, reducing client-side code. It enables developers to work with server-side HTML directly in markup, passing only the object. HMPL aims to decrease file sizes and improve load times compared to traditional frameworks. A simple web application built with HMPL can be significantly smaller than one built with Vue.js. HMPL includes its own webpack loader for .hmpl files, allowing developers to use the template language syntax in separate files.

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