“PHP has historically been a simple scripting language used for
quickly developing small web sites with dynamic content. But newer
features have given the language the structure and libraries for
building larger applications. One such library is Smarty, a
templating and presentation engine. Smarty helps developers build
applications in modules by separating the presentation layer from
the application code. This article covers some of the basic
features of Smarty for developers.“Smarty provides the framework for creating a distinct layer for
the user interface…”
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