ERB (Embedded Ruby) is a templating language that integrates Ruby code into text documents, allowing dynamic content generation, primarily used in web development with Ruby on Rails.
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๐ป ERB, which stands for Embedded RuBy, allows Ruby code to be embedded within HTML.
๐ ERB is primarily used in Ruby on Rails applications for templating purposes.
โ๏ธ An ERB file typically has a .erb file extension.
๐ ERB uses a simple syntax to integrate Ruby code into text documents seamlessly.
๐จ You can use ERB to generate dynamic content, making web pages more interactive.
๐ฅ๏ธ ERB can be processed on the server side before the final HTML is sent to the client.
๐ ERB supports comments, allowing developers to annotate their code without affecting output.
๐ It provides features like loops and conditionals directly within HTML templates.
๐ Most web frameworks in Ruby utilize ERB as the default templating engine.
๐ ERB can be used with various Ruby libraries, enhancing its functionality for different applications.