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I’m programming in node.js using the express framework. The default template engine in express is Jade. In the Jade specification there is a concept mentioned called output buffering. What exactly is happening when I use this?
This is referring to the fact that executing JavaScript code with an
=in Jade adds the result of that JavaScript to the buffer–that is, the text that is returned after the Jade template is parsed.-also executes JavaScript code, but does not add its output to the buffer.