If I have only one file to include I could include it into the website and in the testing page, however I can’t do that because template is located on the same page where it is used.
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If I have only one file to include I could include it into the website and in the testing page, however I can’t do that because template is located on the same page where it is used.
You should use some kind of module loader (AMD or CommonJS) to handle that. We are using requirejs using the text plugin to load text (any type of file in raw form template.tpl etc.) will work. And then just make your template a dependency for any module that can require it.
Also if your template engine of choice requires or supports precompiled templates you can create your own plugin for requirejs to compile the templates for you on the fly as they are required so you don’t have to do that manually.
Here is an example tutorial how to use it with Backbone
Embrace AMD/CommonJS and enjoy it!