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Florian Weingarten edited this page Jun 16, 2013
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Liquid is a template engine which was crafted for very specific requirements
- It has to have simple markup and beautiful results. Template engines which don't produce good looking results are no fun to use.
- It needs to be non-evaling and secure. Liquid templates are made so that users can edit them. You don't want your server running code that your users wrote.
- It has to be stateless. The compile and render steps have to be separate, so that the expensive parsing and compiling can be done once; later on, you can just render it by passing in a hash with local variables and objects.
- It needs to be able to style emails as well as HTML.
- Shopify
- eLocal
- Mephisto
- Harmony
- Chameleon
- Cashboard
- Edicy
- Workory
- Zendesk
- SandwichBoard
- YikeSite (CMS)
- Simplicant (Applicant Tracking System)
- 3scale (API Management System)
- Chaptercore
- ScreenSteps Live
- PokerAffiliateSolutions
- Desk.com
- Ronin
- CrowdVine
- AboutOne
- RightScale
- Menumill
- Moxie Software
- Rusic
- Development Seed
- peerTransfer
- NationBuilder
- Vendder
- tradelr
- Avenue
- Device Magic
- Spiceworks
- PufferPages (CMS)
- Displet
- Paspartout
- TrackGrid
- Jekyll
- Octopress
- Vnda
- Xeemio
- LeadFormance
- 23 Video
- CrystalCommerce
- Rackspace
- Savory
- Talent Technology
- WebKite
- Adam Ralph
- Quaderno
- LocomotiveCMS
- Customer.io
- Mixture.io
- MakePlans
- Planning Center Services
- Planning Center Resources
- RoQua
- Evrone
- Liquid.as
- ...Add yours :)
- You want to allow your users to edit the appearance of your application, but don't want them to run insecure code on your server.
- You want to render templates directly from the database.
- You like Smarty-style template engines.
- You need a template engine which does HTML just as well as emails.
- You don't like the markup language of your current template engine.