In this lesson, you will expand your ability to create dynamic web pages by learning about an external library, Handlebars.js! A library is a collection of code that is already written that makes…

Watch the video to get an in-depth overview of the code used in the previous exercise. In case you want to watch it at a later time, here is the YouTube link. The major steps of using Handleb…

The power of Handlebars lies in its reusability and extensibility. Handlebars expressions allow us to accomplish this. Inside a script, Handlebar expressions are wrapped with double braces, [….

So far, you’ve only used Handlebars expressions to insert values in your templates. If you want to check for a specific object property before you insert a value, Handlebars provides you with the …

In the previous exercise, you used […] to determine if the compiled HTML should include a block of code. But, if that argument turns out to be falsy then you’ll just have a blank section in you…

Another helper that Handlebars offers is the […] block which allows you to iterate through an array. Just like the […] block, there is an opening […] expression and closing […] expr…

Using […] also gives you access to the properties of the element being iterated over. For instance, if you’re using the following array inside the […] object: […] And your template l…

In the previous exercises, you’ve mostly worked with individual expressions, however, you have the ability to combine expressions! In this exercise, you will combine the […] block and the […..

Great work you now know the fundamentals of using Handlebars! Let’s recap a few key points: * Handlebars is an external library used to create templates which are a mix of HTML, text, and expressi…