It seems like every web framework has its own pet template language. Ruby has eRuby, Python's django uses the Django template language, Haskell has Heist and Hamlet, Java's got JSP, and then there's PHP...
My question is, has anyone tried creating One Templating Language to Rule Them All? Are there any such templating languages that at least have some widespread support amongst the varying web frameworks?
The purpose of HTML Template Language (HTL), supported by Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), is to offer a highly productive enterprise-level web framework that increases security, and allows HTML developers without Java knowledge to better participate in AEM projects.
PHP is not a template engine, but a language that can be used to write templates, or template engines.
Conclusion. There are many other advantages to using a framework like React as a templating engine / static site generator. Combined with a modular design approach, and taking advantage of all its complexity and power, it allows us to improve both our code and the contribution process.
Mustache maybe.
XSLT might be a candidate as a "universal" template language.
It might also be the greatest evil that this land has ever seen, but that's up for debate.
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