Curly
A Ruby template language that separates HTML structure from Ruby logic using presenter classes.
What is Curly?
Curly is a template language for Ruby on Rails that completely separates HTML structure from Ruby logic by moving all presentation logic to presenter classes. It replaces `.erb` files with `.curly` templates, where components like `{{author}}` map to methods in a presenter, ensuring templates remain clean and logic is testable.
Ruby on Rails developers building maintainable web applications who want to avoid mixing Ruby code with HTML in templates. It's particularly useful for teams prioritizing clean separation of concerns in their view layer.
Developers choose Curly for its strict separation of structure and logic, which leads to more maintainable and testable templates compared to traditional ERB. Its presenter-based approach reduces template complexity and integrates seamlessly with Rails conventions.
Overview
The Curly template language allows separating your logic from the structure of your HTML templates.
Use Cases
Best For
- Enforcing clean separation between HTML and Ruby logic in Rails views
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