Separation of code and content

  • I use wordpress since 2014 now for a community / social network site because of the many out-of-the-box working plugins.
    Before I found wordpress I used a php framework / cms for more than ten years (name does not matter…)
    Also more than 10 years ago this framework introduced smarty and went its way to the separation of code and content. Every output could now be customized. That was so great!

    Why does wordpress not use real templating? mixing up code and content is something that is really annoying.

    I found smarty or twig plugins and I even thought about the integration of something like this into each module I programmed for wordpress – but that is just meddling around..

    Is there a plan to use real template engines in wordpress? or is there a reason why wordpress does have this already?

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  • Timber might be right for what you want. I can’t speak to whether or not something is in the pipeline, but there are solutions out there in the meantime.

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