templatingdriven

Templatingdriven is a conceptual approach to software development and content management where the structure and presentation of information are primarily dictated by predefined templates. This methodology emphasizes separation of concerns, allowing designers and developers to work independently on the template logic and the underlying data or content. In this model, content is treated as raw data that is then injected into placeholders within a template to generate the final output. This could be applied to various domains, including web development, document generation, and even configuration management.

The core idea behind templatingdriven systems is that a consistent structure and appearance can be achieved by reusing a set of templates. Modifications to the overall look and feel can be made by updating the templates, rather than altering individual pieces of content. Conversely, new content can be created by simply populating the data fields associated with an existing template. This approach often leads to increased efficiency, maintainability, and a reduction in repetitive coding. Popular templating engines and frameworks often facilitate this paradigm by providing languages and tools specifically designed for creating and managing templates. The focus is on defining the "how" of presentation in the template, and the "what" of the content separately.