jQTemplate in action

Some time ago I started a little experiment to see what this whole “Web 2.0″ development thing was all about. The goal of the experiment was to develop a simple application without the help of any server side web framework, and instead use JSON as a data interchange format. All HTML, CSS, and JavaScript should be cleanly separated.

Cleanly separating the HTML from the JavaScript posed a challenge and thus jQTemplate was born. The concept is simple: write snippets of HTML code with annotations (in the form of special XML attributes) that can be used to transform the snippet into elements in the DOM.

The result I think is actually quite nice, and I love me some pretty code!