Blended-Core is defined as a formal intersection of the Django, Jinja2, and Twig template languages, and is therefore a formal subset of each of them. As a result, any template that is validated as compliant with Blended Core can be parsed by and run inside any of these three template engines without modification.
Blended-Core is defined as a formal intersection of the Django, Jinja2, and Twig template languages, and is therefore a formal subset of each of them. As a result, any template that is validated as compliant with Blended Core can be parsed by and run inside any of these three template engines without modification.
Blended-Core is defined as a formal intersection of the Django, Jinja2, and Twig template languages, and is therefore a formal subset of each of them. As a result, any template that is validated as compliant with Blended Core can be parsed by and run inside any of these three template engines without modification.
Blended-Core is defined as a formal intersection of the Django, Jinja2, and Twig template languages, and is therefore a formal subset of each of them. As a result, any template that is validated as compliant with Blended Core can be parsed by and run inside any of these three template engines without modification.
Blended-Core is defined as a formal intersection of the Django, Jinja2, and Twig template languages, and is therefore a formal subset of each of them. As a result, any template that is validated as compliant with Blended Core can be parsed by and run inside any of these three template engines without modification.
Blended-Core is defined as a formal intersection of the Django, Jinja2, and Twig template languages, and is therefore a formal subset of each of them. As a result, any template that is validated as compliant with Blended Core can be parsed by and run inside any of these three template engines without modification.
The following code example includes at least one example of each of the tags available in Blended-Core, and provides a complete example of syntax: