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URL: http://www.nullcube.com/software/cubictemp.html
version: 0.4
licence: BSD
platforms: All
Python versions: 2.2

Deployment Platforms

Suitability

CubicTemp should be used in association with a good web framework. It is small and simple enough to be modified on a per-project basis.

A back ported version of CubicTemp is available from my page AshishShrestha. This works with Jython 2.1 This allows it to be used with servlet engines like Tomcat. I think the simplicity of CubicTemp and ease of Jython is a cool combination for web development.

Development Interfaces

Environment Access

Session, Identification and Authentication

Persistence Support

Presentation Support

InTheirOwnWords

CubicTemp is an attempt to make a Python templating system that is simple, powerful and well designed.

Comments

CubicTemp is pretty elegant and easy, however I discovered several major drawbacks:

block structure is designed to be html comments, but is relying on python-like indentation. Former allows editing in html editors like DreamWeaver and later precludes their usage as they disrupt indentation with mixing tabs and spaces with variable tab length.
if-then-else blocks are missing.

-- MikeRovner DateTime(2005-01-05T05:23:17Z)

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-A back ported version of CubicTemp is available in my page AshishShrestha. This works with Jython 2.1 This allows it to be used with servlet engines like Tomcat. I think the simplicity of CubicTemp and ease of Jython is a cool combination for web development.
+A back ported version of CubicTemp is available from my page AshishShrestha. This works with Jython 2.1 This allows it to be used with servlet engines like Tomcat. I think the simplicity of CubicTemp and ease of Jython is a cool combination for web development.
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+CubicTemp is pretty elegant and easy, however I discovered several major drawbacks:
 * block structure is designed to be html comments, but is relying on python-like indentation. Former allows editing in html editors like DreamWeaver and later precludes their usage as they disrupt indentation with mixing tabs and spaces with variable tab length.
 * if-then-else blocks are missing.
-- MikeRovner [[DateTime(2005-01-05T05:23:17Z)]]

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