Handlebars.js Tutorial (webpack integration at the end)

Since the filming of this lesson webpack has changed their API so don't type out the exact webpack code you see on my screen. Instead, my GitHub link below has the newest code changes that will work. NOTE: in my updated version you do NOT need the dollar sign $ before the helper name in your templates.

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[Stevesteacher]

For anyone wondering, this is still relevant, didn't get any problems while following along :)

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Excellent teaching. I had a breezy ride with handlebars. Thanks a ton.

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i was tired of trying to learn handlebars on my own,
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[atulhimu]

Even after 4 years, it is relevant. Just one question is there any modern way to do the same.

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