[This is Tim](https://github.com/openpeeps/tim), the Red Guy of all template engines! Just a quick example, careful it's highly addictive: var catchy = ["the first Mate", "the great Pantzini", "principal Hiney"] section.container > div.row > div.col-12.text-center h1.fw-bold: "Hello, It's me!" for $p in $catchy: span.badge.text-bg-secondary.mx-2: $p Run
#### Some noteable features: * Beautiful syntax * Output Minifier * Binary AST caching & Pre-compilation * Browser sync & reload * Micro-language / AST-based interpreter (unstable and incomplete) * Transpiles to JS for client-side rendering Tim is currently available as a Nimble library for Nim development. I plan to bring Tim to other programming languages as a standalone CLI app using S2S compilation. Building Tim for Node is also a good idea. Meanwile, check `/example` directory to see [HttpBeast + Tim](https://github.com/openpeeps/tim/tree/main/example). Here is a [preview of the generated HTML](https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openpeeps/tim/main/example/preview.html). Cheers!
