> > How about appending the create a 'template reference for kid' on the
> > todo-list of doc sprint?
>
> well isn't that what the language specs are for?
> http://kid-templating.org/language.html I agree that the name is a bit scary
> but that is exactly what it's supposed to do.
>
> I really don't want to get into duplicating documentation efforts and I'm
> sure that if people are complaining of lack of docs in (and lets use kid as
> an example) the kid folks will be more then happy with us contributing docs
> to them.
>
Most of time what we needs are :
* The Kid Namespace
* Python Expression Substitution (${expr})
* Repetition/Iteration (py:for)
* Conditionals (py:if)
* Dynamic Content (py:content)
* Replacing Content (py:replace)
and
* Embedding Code Blocks (<?python?>)
* XML() function
By mention those syntax people could figure out 80% of what TG's
template looks like without linking to outsite resources. And will be
more confident with the 'scary' language specs :-P
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