Pug vs. Mustache

We use Jade when writing HTML, which is much easier to read and maintain. We compile it to HTML before deploying it though, and don't use Jade's client-side rendering features.

Nice templating system, but lacks proper namespacing for non-html / xml data.

We use Jade for constructing our modular UI. We also rely on Jade interpolation to pass reactive and static values from our Express server.

No angle brackets!!

Static page content. Landing pages.

Help pages are written in Jade templates.

• render webpages
• render email templates

Our templates are written in jade. Also Agile CSS uses Jade.

Views renderer.

front-end 수업 때 들은 jade 입니다. html을 효과적으로 다룰 수 있고

Using Jade in Vue.js components and Jinja2 templates.

All static pages including the marketing site, and error pages.

Templating in Cast

Used in a few projects love the simple markup

We use it in single files Vue Components

Love how the inheritance works.

We use Mustache, a logic-less templating language, to represent our models as HTML. While ‘harnessing the full power of [INSERT YOUR FAVORITE LANGUAGE HERE] in your templates’ sounds like a good idea, it seems that in practice it requires a lot of developer discipline to maintain comprehensible code. We’ve been very happy with the ‘less is more’ approach of Mustache, which allows us to re-use template code without encouraging us to mingle it with our client logic and make a mess of things.

We use Mustache to allow us to create easy and reusable templates on our sites.