I'm sure that you might know what VanillaJs is. I agree that we have to remember the importance of pure javascript and how it works. but, when we kick off a new web project, we don't have enough time to implement all the things we need. Also, if your customer request some modifications later, you have to manage them. Because of these reasons, you have to develop fast as well as considering maintenance of your project. To make this problem simple, MVC / MVVM Javascript frameworks such as Angular, React, Ember, Backbone, etc appear in the industry. They have different features but all of them help us to develop web applications better and faster!

Jinja is one of powerful template engine in python. Template Engine is exists for rendering certain formats(e.g. HTML, XML) with data. So you can reuse it once you make a template. Also, It is used for separating view from logic. You don't have to change view(template) although you change the logic. I think, that's the reason it is not allowed to write pure python code in jinja. Variables, Conditional Inclusion like if-then clause, Looping are allowed. You can find out it here -> Link But you can call functions to get output that you want from jinja. from jinja2 import Template template = "Example Function Call Function1 {{custom_function1(name)}} Function2 {{custom_function2(name)}}" jinja_html_template = Template(template) def template_function (func) : jinga_html_template.globals[func.__name_ _ ] = func return func @template_function def custom_function1 (name) : return name + " custom_function1" @template_function def custom_function2 (name) : return name + " custom_function2" fields = { 'name' : 'Sam' } print(jinga_html_template.render(**fields)) I hope this answer helps you!! Ciao

Wow! There are so many amazing Android frameworks that I've missed. I was about to develop an Android game app and Corona SDK could be a good solution!

Dallas Spohn Well, Python is efficient language, especially you are get used to it. But, R is specialized in handling data supporting over 100,300 packages(specified in CRAN). Python also has a lot of helpful packages over 102,199 packages(specified in Python Package Index) but considering that R is designed to analyze huge data, it is more useful on above occasion. So, I think it seems obvious that there are some advantages using R language. What do you think about it?

I would prefer to use statically typed language when I develop embedded software. Memory efficiency is very important in embedded programming. In my opinion, if you depend on dynamic casting, memory leak might occur and more bugs can appear compared to using statically typed language.

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