I have a question for any #Rustaceans - I currently have a utility that uses the #Go standard library "text/template" package. I am rewriting the utility in Rust. What library would provide similar functionality? I do not need much in the way of features. I will be taking user input and outputting files based on the command ran/the data provided. I'm looking at the #Handlebars port but I do not think I am understanding it entirely.

Got new handle bar tape since yesterday. Better grip without gloves and it looks cool too 😎🚴🏻‍♀️ #cycling #cockpit #handlebars

The Dangers of Aerodynamic Bike Handlebars:Best Of: WBZ Radio: 1/91
Dr. Smith and Susan Rist, WBZ Radio news anchor discuss the hazards created by these popular bicycle handlebars.
#bicycle #handlebars #aerodynamic #braking #wbzradio
https://youtu.be/mNV1E75kCfU

The plugin ecosystem for templating engines in Express is (still) larger than in Koa.

In particular, for #Handlebars, there seem to be just 3 in #Koa, and all quite outdated (last updated in 2016, 2017 and 2017).

Alternatives to #Handlebars:

Mustache: zero dependencies, and dead simple. Too simple? Being logic-less means that conditionals and loops are pre-cooked, and that may limit options.

Pug: main advantage and main drawback: its concise but idiosyncratic syntax, similar to that of #Slim — which I know and have used in the past, but is too much of a departure from #HTML.

EJS: similar to Handlebars, simple but apparently versatile. Documentation isn’t great.

:javascript: #JS #JavaScript :node: #Node.js #Node

:javascript: #JS :node: #Node

What should I use instead of #Express and #Handlebars for a web application in Node.js in 2023? Can someone summarise pros and cons of the most popular alternatives? I see way too many…

It’s the new #handlebars day! Yes, I’ve went through the trouble of switching bars but the #bicycle is still dirty AF…😈 I usually get away with rewrapping the tape, but this one screams nasty and needs to go…🤡 #cycling #gravel #lifebehindbars #biketoot #biketooter #rower @rower

Spent few hours today doing this, I mean the #handlebars! Wanted to go out and do the test ride, but it’s 11PM, my hands feel like shit after pushing the cable housings through the bars and I kinda feel like shit in general… it looks ok, thou!🤡🥰 #cycling #gravel #bikemechanic #lifebehindbars

2. It don't have conditional or loops for rendering dynamic data, neither from the #frontend nor #backend side.
a) You need #TWIG, #handlebars or some kind of template system.
b) You can't control the view in the #frontend.
c) You can't make a real time app with #htmx

3. You can do #ajax request easily, but nothing else.

In my opinion, #htmx can help #backends to make a #mvp app without a frontend, but there are a lot of alternatives for #frontends.

Close threat 2/2

Whoever is into 90ties retro #mtb #bikes should check out Gary's channel!

:vz720: Which #handlebars are best for your 90s bike? comparison & review

#biketooter #FahrradWerkstatt #BikeRestoration

https://youtu.be/UDLgU3mNJPk

I’m so happy with my carbon #handlebars on the road bike, I decided to get the same model (but wider) to my gravel #bicycle. Looking forward to pushing cable housing through the bars…🤡 Thou, I need to redo some cables, because I’ve made some poor decisions and the bike is dirty AF, so it will be a nice excuse…🤷🏻‍♂️

I’m so happy with my carbon #handlebars on the road bike, I decided to get the same model (but wider) to my gravel #bicycle. Looking forward to pushing cable housing through the bars…🤡 Thou, I need to redo some cables, because I’ve made some poor decisions and the bike is dirty AF, so it will be a nice excuse…🤷🏻‍♂️

First attempt at #handlebars. Not sure if it’s working for me?

The right side does a lovely curl, the left side does NOT want to #behave🙄

#moustache #malepolish #plaid

Pacific Kid’s Bicycles Have Loose Handlebars:
The handlebars on these bikes easily loosen during use creating rider falls and injuries. #pacificcycle #handlebars #loosening #accidents injuries #recall

https://youtu.be/FCGuW-OhSrs

@simon This is very uch how I feel. The music certainly affects the way the song makes me fel, but lyrics can completely change how much a song effects me.
THe example that always comes to mind for me is #TheFlobots #Handlebars. I thought it was a catchy little toon, then I listened to the words, and it became one of my alltime favourites. I also went out and bought the album.

Got the courage to get the #moustache trimmed - the #barber promised me that next time he’ll show me how to get epic #handlebars 🥳

@craftykraken I haven't had any huge clicks, but just this week I've felt a few things begin to come together. Namely, using #nodejs and #express to do some v. basic #handlebars stuff.

All of that, plus having to actually have a rudimentary file structure, made things feel more 'real' than a simple index.html,styles.css,script.js project.

How about you?

A new version from #Handlebars.Net.Helpers has been uploaded to NuGet.

This version adds support for getting environment variables.

Project + wiki can be found here: https://github.com/Handlebars-Net/Handlebars.Net.Helpers

#lilypondtips

While working on #nepenthe it occurred to me that I might finally be able to come up with a relatively painless solution for expressing #banjo 5th string notes in standard notation.

... on a five string banjo, the 5th string is pretty much always played as an open string; in the older "stroke" style and more modern clawhammer and scruggs styles, it often functions as a drone. In the classic fingerstyle era, the fifth string is often cleverly used as a way to facilitate left-hand jumps up or down the neck; you don't have to fret it, so a note on the fifth string gives you a little extra time to move your left hand.

Back when banjo music was published in standard notation, the convention for communicating "play this note on the open 5th string" was to engrave the note+duration as usual, but add an upright stem with a sixteenth note flag.

A few years ago a kind soul on the #lilypond mailing list showed me how it is possible to achieve this by using multiple voices and overriding the beaming/duration for the 16th note, but as you might imagine it's a bit of a pain in the ass when you've got multiple 5th string notes in a given piece; it's exciting to think I might be able to implement a #handlebars tag to do most of the dirty work.

Anyway, on to the tip: While thinking about logic for such a tag, I found myself wondering how one would handle a half or whole note on the fifth string; When Lilypond encounters the same note with different durations in two voices, it engraves the two side by side, which makes sense... but not for this highly specific fringe case.

Poking around for solutions, I found that Lilypond has two helpful commands for exactly this situation, '\mergeDifferentlyHeadedOn` and `\mergeDifferentlyDottedOn`.

For the example in the graphic, the Lilypond markup that lets the sixteenth and half notes occupy the same space is:

<<
\fixed c' { \once \mergeDifferentlyHeadedOn \once \mergeDifferentlyDottedOn \once \autoBeamOff g16*8\5 }
\\
\fixed c' { g2\5 }
>> d4 b

... so to automagically generate everything within << >>, I'm imagining a tag like:

{{banjo5thStr dur="2"}}

...with logic to calculate the duration override for that 16th note, and an optional 'pitch' attribute to support the older so-called 'Rice' and 'Briggs' tunings.

... the tradeoff here is that MIDI output from this markup will have that note doubled up; when writing Lilypond "by hand" I've adopted a practice of putting 5th string notes in a separate part with silences between them and then just omitting that part from MIDI, but I'm not about to try to implement support for *that* pattern here. I can live with it.

I should say that I don't think I've ever actually seen a banjo piece with a half or whole note sounded on the fifth string, but I like handling fringe cases when they occur to me.

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