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Package xslate is the main interface to the Go version of Xslate. Xslate is an extremely powerful template engine, based on Perl5's Text::Xslate module (http://xslate.org/). Xslate uses a virtual machine to execute pre-compiled template bytecode, which gives its flexibility while maitaining a very fast execution speed. You may be thinking "What? Go already has text/template and html/template!". You are right in that this is another added complexity, but the major difference is that Xslate assumes that your template data resides outside of your go application (e.g. on the file system), and properly handles updates to those templates -- you don't have to recompile your application or write freshness checks yourselve to get the updates reflected automatically. Xslate does all that, and also tries its best to keep things fast by creating memory caches and file-based caches. It also supports a template syntax known as TTerse, which is a simplified version of the famous Template-Toolkit (http://www.template-toolkit.org) syntax, which is a full-blown language on its own that allows you to create flexible, rich templates. The simplest way to use Xslate is to prepare a directory with Xslate templates (say, "/path/to/tempalte"), and do something like the following: By default Xslate loads templates from the filesystem AND caches the generated compiled bytecode into a temporary location so that the second time the same template is called, no parsing is required. Note that RenderString() DOES NOT CACHE THE GENERATED BYTECODE. This has significant effect on performance if you repeatedly call the same template. It is strongly recommended that you use the caching layer to boost performance.
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