Activetemplate
Activetemplate is a term used in software development to describe a style of templating in which templates are rendered with access to runtime data and can execute logic during rendering. The concept emphasizes the activity of data binding and dynamic content generation within the template itself, as opposed to generating static output ahead of time. While activetemplate may refer to specific projects or libraries that adopt this approach, it is best understood as a family of template engines and code-generation techniques rather than a single standard.
In practice, an active template is typically parsed into an intermediate representation and then executed by
Key features commonly associated with activetemplates include: data binding between the template and a data model;
Common use cases include rendering web pages in server- or client-side environments, generating emails, and powering
Because activetemplate is not a single standardized product, different implementations vary in syntax, capabilities, and safety