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#352
When working with web pages, you will almost certainly want to share a considerable amount of HTML. By nesting templates inside of master templates, we can share common HTML structure, layout, and share styles and scripts. We will see how to define sections that can be customized inside of your templates, as well as how to extract common components into partials that you can embed inside of other templates.
#351
Leaf is Vapor's component for rendering dynamic templates. Rather than writing HTML strings by hand in our router, we can write leaf templates that allow us to mix HTML with code. Since Leaf is a separate package, we will show how to integrate this into your project from scratch, to get an overview of how dependencies are assembled in a Vapor project.
#350
Vapor uses a router to determine how to process incoming requests. In this episode, we will see how to define routes and how to return simple responses. We will see how to return custom JSON responses, how to accept JSON posts, and how to deal with requests with dynamic parameters.
#349
In this episode we'll learn how to install the vapor tools, how to create new projects, and look at how projects are structured.