An Introduction to EJS: The Embedded JavaScript Templating Engine When it comes to creating dynamic web applications, rendering HTML pages with server-side data is an essential task. Many developers turn to templating engines to simplify this process, and one of the most popular choices is EJS (Embedded JavaScript) . If you're unfamiliar with EJS or are considering it for your next project, this blog will provide a comprehensive introduction to its benefits, features, and how to get started with it. What is EJS? EJS is a simple templating language that lets you generate HTML markup with plain JavaScript. The main goal of EJS is to make it easier to embed JavaScript code directly into your HTML templates. It allows you to add dynamic content, use logic like conditionals and loops, and even include reusable components. EJS is commonly used in Node.js applications for rendering server-side views, and it integrates seamlessly with Express.js, one of the most popular web frameworks fo
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