Pug/jade template engine - a modern HTML accelerator

Boost your HTML skills by mastering the modern web development tool Pug (formerly jade). The ability to work with a templating engine can be very useful for professional front-end developers when completing orders and projects, or when hired to perform test tasks and meet the requirements for a list of required skills.

Pug is an HTML preprocessor and templating engine that was written in JavaScript for Node.js.

Speed ​​of work is one of the most important factors. Customers and employers want work done efficiently and quickly. Various accelerator tools are appearing, one of them is: Template engine Pug/jade - a modern accelerator for HTML.

Pug differs in syntax from HTML and allows you to avoid making typical mistakes that can be found in regular HTML. At the same time, Pug will significantly speed up the layout, including through the repeated use of the same parts of the code. Moreover, it will be much easier to edit such code in the future.

This course is for web developers and anyone who wants to master a modern website layout tool. If you connect your career with web development, then Pug will definitely come in handy!

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

• The basics of working with the Pug template engine on real examples
• Learn to write layout using the Pug template engine (jade), create independent blocks of code for import and subsequent modification to any pages
• Use variables, conditions-opportunities, and also enable advanced functionality using subpages, headers, footers, configuration files and much, much more
• Learn to use the template, supplement it, expand it, etc.
• Get acquainted with mixins that significantly simplify the content of the same type of site
• See how to leverage the power of other languages ​​with Pug, such as CSS preprocessors
• You'll also learn about the JavaScript features that make Pug a truly incredible tool for the modern front-end developer
• Create a large layout with different features - variables, conditions, connecting other blocks to the site, using mixins where necessary. Using the configuration file, additions to this file, changes and other nuances.