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...It offers full unicode support, a sandboxed environment for safe executions, and so much more. Jinja is among the most widely used template engines for Python, and for good reason. It is both beautiful and powerful, and makes a template designer’s job a lot easier. Jinja is inspired by Django's templating system, but steps it up with an expressive language that results in more powerful tools, plus an automatic HTML escaping system for utmost security. Internally Jinja is based on Unicode and will run on a wide range of Python versions.

...It shows great performance for both nodejs and browsers. doT.js is fast, small and has no dependencies. doT is a really solid piece of software engineering (I didn’t create it) that is rarely updated exactly for this reason. It took me years to grasp how it works even though it’s only 140 lines of code, it looks like magic. I used it in my other projects (e.g. ajv) as the smallest, fastest and most functional (all three!) templating engine ever made, that is particularly useful in all code generation scenarios where manipulating AST is overkill. doT allows arbitrary JavaScript code in templates, making it one of the most flexible and powerful templating engines. ...

...Mostly this isn't a problem as you can usually add an additional include path to your compiler's command line. However, I must have found the only IDE on the planet that doesn't allow for adding command line switches to the compiler's command line. :/ Another reason that this could be useful is if you prefer to keep your header file includes relative to each other allowing for easily moving the related header files from one place to another.