> ...
You won't find many solutions (if any) faster than require(). If all you
have currently is developers you don't really have reason to use a
custom templating language to slow things down. Even when you do get
designers, they should:
1. Not have the final say before systems go live
2. Not be brain dead enough not to understand this:
<?if($foo):?>
...
<?endif?>
Or for simple variable this:
<?=$name?>
3. If your front-end people can't understand that (and you can of course
expect training to be necessary or some sort of cheat sheet that can
be referred to), then they quite honestly aren't worth employing.
(the alternative syntax for PHP conditionals and loops, along with short
tags)
And there should of course be some sort of test site on the same box as
your live site allowing you to thoroughly test your new stuff before it
goes live.
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