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    Hey Teppo, Yeah, I feel it's really a "what ever floats your boat" kind of debate or if you prefer a "left brain vs right brain" kind of thing if that makes sense? My own experience has been that using template engines has been great though, I'm to the point where I feel they are some what of a "crutch." I mostly say that because I actually want to learn more advanced PHP (or similar language) now more then ever (before) so, my point of view has changed over time in other words. Thanks for all the feedback by the way.
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    I do have an off topic yet possibly related question about PHP short tags. And excuse me if I'm being naive though, should short tags be a part of the requirements list?
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    I was making a suggestion to make things easier for folks with less php experience and easier than WP at the same time. This might already be the case with PW PHP syntax as it currently stands so, my suggestion maybe a bit off base.
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    Hi diogo, Thanks for the welcoming! I forgot this topic could possibly lead to a "evangelical" debate :/ With that said, I'm glad PW has taken a stance on this one way or another. I haven't taken the time to dive into the PW templates yet so, yes, Ryan's points may very well be sound and your comment about " it easy for anyone with no PHP skills to learn and use" might also be as well. I will say that Ryan's article touches on Smarty and to be fair that's a template engine of yesterday as far as I'm concerned unless something has changed in Smarty 3 (also debatable I'm sure.)
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    Hi, I'm curious if anyone has implemented some sort of template ala twig, liquid, mustache, handlebars etc. so on and so forth? I noticed a blog post about blog themes which needed to be easier to work with than WP and using a simplified template syntax would definitely help for non-php-ers.
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    I will not buy from you if you put "As mentioned in" a bunch of magazines you happened to have advertised in

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    I as well as you am not sure why I'm looking at this on a Friday night though, this is one long list of changes: http://t.co/PD0a3a5l #eecms

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    Anyone try this by chance: http://t.co/cRmAz3Zn #eecms

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    out of the 100 images in Tweet Deck my 3 year old daughter picked out and said she liked @vpieters avatar/profile pic

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    EngineSummit 2012 SD+LA Meetup Recap: http://t.co/T3s6sdUc - links to photos, video and presentations etc. #eecms - am I missing anything?

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    I don't drink beer very often but, when I do...I drink Victory HopDevil India Pale Ale.

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    Sure wish I knew someone to help me with some php stuff.

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    I just signed up for season one of @parscale's #eecms apprentice. Hope I get don't get fired!

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    Great support from @booyant for NavEE-Was missing a feature so, he created an whole new param in no time, just for me! #eecms #thanks

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    If any one needs some help with ExpressionEngine #eecms #EE the help chat starts in 30 minutes: http://t.co/ukzVBl3v @mijingo #EngineHosting

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    RT @kellysims: Thanks to @natetronn for posting pics of the #EngineSummit 2012 LA+SD meetup! http://t.co/IWrbnnCY #eecms

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    Lot of great info from @markhuot on Optimizing #eecms, well done Mark!

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    RSVP for EngineSummit 2012 SD+LA Meetup at PBS SoCal is now closed though, hit me up if you really want to go. I'll see what I can do #eecms

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    Hahah! This is a great 404 page by #eecms dev @booyant : http://t.co/USsVUJUv

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    EngineSummit 2012 SD+LA ExpressionEngine Meetup -> PBS SoCal. Don't wait till the last minute! http://t.co/kReob3Xy #eecms #sd #la #oc @e4h

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