#haml.try

@MarcoSuarez You can do it on the haml site pretty quickly.

Providing a fresh selection of: Download Editor Support Development #haml.try Give Haml a try online! Just type in some Haml code below, press Render , and see the beautiful HTML output. You can’t use any real Ruby code here, but feel free to use Ruby hash attributes. !!! #main .note %h2 Quick Notes %ul %li Haml is usually indented with two spaces, although more than two is allowed. You have to be consistent, though. %li The first character of any line is called the "control character" - it says "make a tag" or "run Ruby code" or all sorts of things. %li Haml takes care of nicely indenting your HTML. %li Haml allows Ruby code and blocks. But not in this example. We turned it off for security. .note You can get more information by reading the %a{:href => "/docs/yardoc/file.HAML_REFERENCE.html"} Official Haml Reference .note %p This example doesn't allow Ruby to be executed,...

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