Plates is a lightweight and unobtrusive templating engine designed primarily for use with the Flatiron framework, offering a clean separation of concerns between data and presentation. Comparing versions 0.4.10 and 0.4.11, developers will find that while the core functionality remains consistent, the dependency landscape has been updated. The key differences lie within the *devDependencies*, which represent tools used during development rather than dependencies required at runtime.
Notably, version 0.4.11 sees updates to the testing framework *vows*, the templating engine benchmark *mustache*, and the benchmarking tool *benchmark*. Vows moves from the 0.7.x range to 0.8.x, mustache from 0.4.x range to ~0.8.2, while benchmark jumps from 0.2.x to ~1.0.0. For developers, this means potentially compatibility with newer testing approaches, performance improvements in benchmarking, and alignment with more recent versions of related tools.
While the core templating logic of Plates likely hasn't undergone drastic changes, this version bump prepares it for usage in environments that benefit from more up-to-date development dependencies. The move from version 0.4.10 to 0.4.11 can be seen as a maintenance evolution. Users already familiar with Plates can expect similar performance, while those new to the library will be starting with a slightly more refined and modern development setup. Remember to check your project's compatibility if you're upgrading from an older version.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.4.11 of the package plates
