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The following code works if i was rendering some.html instead of some.jade . angular.module('myApp', []). config(['$routeProvider', function($routeProvider) { $routeProvider. when('/', {templateUrl: 'partials/some.jade', controller: myAppController}). otherwise({redirectTo: '/login'}); }]); Is it possible to render a jade file as a partial in angular? Sangram Singh Yes it is possible. Look at the following link Two important points to note are: templateUrl: 'partials/some' instead of templateUrl: 'partials/some.jade' and Add the following in routes: ( the code is for expressjs in node) app.get

I love the HAML-like syntax of Jade's templating engine in Node.js, and I would love to use it client-side within Backbone.js. I've seen Backbone commonly using Underscore.js templating in the following style. /* Tunes.js */ window.AlbumView = Backbone.View.extend({ initialize: function() { this.template = _.template($('#album-template').html()); }, // ... }); /* Index.html */ <script type="text/template" id="album-template"> <span class="album-title"><%= title %></span> <span class="artist-name"><%= artist %></span> <ol class="tracks"> <% _.each(tracks, function(track) { %> <li><%= track

What is the error with the following Jade form template? I can't get it to submit values. div form(action='/signup',method='post') div(data-role='fieldcontain') fieldset(data-role='controlgroup') label(for='email') email input(id='email',type='text',value='',placeholder='@') div#passworddiv(data-role='fieldcontain') fieldset(data-role='controlgroup label(for='password') password input(id='password',type='password',value='',placeholder='') div(id='hiddendiv',data-role='fieldcontain') fieldset(data-role='controlgroup') label(for='hidden_password') password input(id='hidden_password',type='text'

I'm trying to author a few paragraphs with Jade, but finding it difficult when there are links inside a paragraph. The best I can come up with, and I'm wondering if there's a way to do it with less markup: p span. this is the start of the para. a(href="http://example.com") a link span. and this is the rest of the paragraph. As of jade 1.0 there's an easier way to deal with this, unfortunately I can't find it anywhere in the official documentation. You can add inline elements with the following syntax: #[a.someClass A Link!] So, an example without going into multiple lines in a p, would be

I'm using Jade as template engine at node.js. I have to stop node.js and start whenever I made changes to Jade file so I can verified the change. Is there tool or a way that if I made change to Jade I don't need to restart node.js app? Changes to Jade templates should be picked up automatically after you reload the page, at least in development mode. If not, then the most likely cause is that view caching is enabled in Express, which is the default if the NODE_ENV environment variable is set to production , or caching is explicitly enabled. To explicitly disable view caching, you can use this:

I am new to both angular and jade. I was wondering if angular can only be used with HTML, or if I could use the same angular call within a jade template? I have only seen angular templates being used with HTML, and have not found it used in any jade templates. is it possible to do such a thing? How would angular in a jade template look? Yes you can. It would look something like: body(ng-app) button(ng-click="yourAngularFunc()") You can download the angular-express-bootstrap-seed - A great starting point for writing AngularJS apps sauced with Twitter Bootstrap and backed by an Express-powered