ERB
Used by 10 Rails websites
The default templating system in Rails, embedding Ruby code within HTML for dynamic content generation.
Ruby on Rails web apps using template engines
Browse Rails web apps that utilize template engines like ERB and Haml for rendering dynamic HTML views efficiently.
- This list includes 11 template engines used by Rails web apps.
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Template engines
HAML
Used by 2 Rails websites
A clean and concise templating engine for Ruby, emphasizing indentation-based syntax for improved readability and simplicity.
Jbuilder
Used by 2 Rails websites
A Ruby library for generating JSON responses in a structured and programmatic way, commonly used in Rails APIs.
Liquid
Used by 1 Rails website
A secure and flexible templating engine designed for rendering in a sandboxed environment, popular in e-commerce and CMS platforms like Shopify.
Mustache
Used by 1 Rails website
A logic-less templating engine that focuses on separating templates from business logic, ensuring clarity and maintainability.
Phlex
Used by 1 Rails website
A Ruby library for generating views as classes and methods, promoting a component-based approach with strict typing and reusability.
Slim
Not used by any Rails web apps yet
A lightweight templating engine that uses indentation and a minimalist syntax to create concise and maintainable HTML views.
Builder
Not used by any Rails web apps yet
A templating library that allows you to programmatically create XML or HTML structures using Ruby code.
RJS
Not used by any Rails web apps yet
A Ruby-based templating system for generating JavaScript responses directly from the server, typically used for AJAX interactions in Rails (now deprecated).
Markerb
Not used by any Rails web apps yet
A Ruby gem that integrates Markdown and ERB, allowing you to write templates with Markdown syntax and embedded Ruby code.
Other
Not used by any Rails web apps yet
A placeholder for any Ruby templating tool not listed, often used for niche or custom solutions.