I created a HubSpot macro to speed up my workflow. This is it being used in a module I created. As you can see I'm importing the URL of the macro at the top of the module.html. Below that I'm setting the options that I need with {% set = %}, and right at the bottom I'm calling those options using the markup code (card.cardMarkup).

As you can see from the below snippet, HubSpots language (jinjava) is very similar to #Eleventy

#hubspot #jinjava #jinja #hubl

I created a HubSpot macro to speed up my workflow. This is it being used in a module I created. As you can see I'm importing the URL of the macro at the top of the module.html. Below that I'm setting the options that I need with {% set = %}, and right at the bottom I'm calling those options using the markup code (card.cardMarkup).

As you can see from the below snippet, HubSpots language (jinjava) is very similar to #Eleventy

#hubspot** **#jinjava** **#jinja** **#hubl

I created a HubSpot macro to speed up my workflow. This is it being used in a module I created. As you can see I'm importing the URL of the macro at the top of the module.html. Below that I'm setting the options that I need with {% set = %}, and right at the bottom I'm calling those options using the markup code (card.cardMarkup).

As you can see from the below snippet HubSpots language is very similar to #Eleventy

**#hubspot** **#jinjava** **#jinja** **#hubl**

Decided to play with #OpenAI tonight. I pasted #HubL code for a DND section template in, told it to explain what the code was doing.

It then proceeded to very succinctly tell me exactly what the code did, even some how specifically identifying that one of the modules used multiple times in that code was a custom module.

It was completely correct, not even like a little off.

If you'd like to see for yourself:
https://jonm.d.pr/B4Ge6d

#ai #development #HubSpot #WebDev