Thanks! Hybrids engine tries to mimic native html as much as possible, so there are no special characters to bind properties or attach events. The second difference is the host argument. It follows the library pattern to pass context as a first argument of the event listeners. Nested templates also take the context from the parent so that you can make reusable offsets very easily.
Thanks! Hybrids engine tries to mimic native html as much as possible, so there are no special characters to bind properties or attach events. The second difference is the host argument. It follows the library pattern to pass context as a first argument of the event listeners. Nested templates also take the context from the parent so that you can make reusable offsets very easily.
You can read more in the template engine section of the docs hybrids.js.org/template-engine/ove...