Learn to say popular templating engine names correctly.
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How is Jinja2 (widely used templating engine for Python, popularized by Flask) correctly pronounced?
Jinja2 is pronounced 'JIN-juh-too' — 'Jinja' echoing the Japanese word for shrine, plus the number 'two'. In a technical interview: "Jinja2 rendered the email template with the user's name substituted in, straight from the Flask route."
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How is Handlebars (logic-less templating engine popular in JavaScript) correctly pronounced?
Handlebars is pronounced 'HAN-dul-bahrz' — exactly like the everyday word for bicycle handlebars. In a technical interview: "Handlebars kept the template logic-light, so designers could edit the markup without touching any JavaScript."
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How is Mustache (minimal, logic-less templating language supported across many languages) correctly pronounced?
Mustache (the template language) is pronounced 'MUS-tash' — exactly like the everyday word for facial hair. In a technical interview: "Mustache's curly-brace tags worked identically whether the backend was Ruby, Python, or JavaScript."
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How is Pug (whitespace-sensitive templating language for Node.js, formerly called Jade) correctly pronounced?
Pug (the template engine) is pronounced 'PUG' — exactly like the everyday word for the dog breed, one syllable. In a technical interview: "Pug's indentation-based syntax cut the amount of markup roughly in half compared to plain HTML."
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How is EJS (Embedded JavaScript templates, a templating engine that mixes plain HTML with JS) correctly pronounced?
EJS is pronounced 'EE-JAY-ES' — every letter spoken individually, E-J-S. In a technical interview: "EJS let us drop straight into JavaScript inside the template whenever the logic got a little more complex."