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This document discusses JSRender, a JavaScript templating library that allows separation of design and data for rendering client-side views. It explains the key aspects needed for rendering templates, including templates, data, and containers. It also covers template fundamentals and provides examples for using conditionals, expressions, operators, counters, iterating over arrays, and nesting templates with JSRender.
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