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* ''[[Template resource]]'': ''web template''s specified according to a [[template language]];

The template and content resources are processed and combined by the template engine to mass-produce web documents, each with a similar visual format. For purposes of this article, web documents include any of various output formats for transmission over the web via [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol|HTTP]], [[HTTPS]], or another [[Internet Protocol|Internet protocol]].

===Template engine===

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| EJS (Embedded JavaScript)

| [[JavaScript|JavaScript]]

| Public. [[Web template#Template languages|Embedded complex language]].

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| Topsite

| [[Python (programming language)|Python]]

| Public. ''"As of 2008-02-20, this project is no longer under active development."''<ref>{{cite web|last=jodyburns|title=Topsite Templating System|url=httphttps://sourceforge.net/projects/topsite/|access-date=15 October 2013}}</ref>

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| [[Twig (template engine)|Twig]]

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===Client-side systems===

[[File:ClientSideTemplates.gif|thumb|right|Client-side and [[Distributed computing|distributed]] (decentralized) template system.]]

{{see also|JavaScript templating}}

Many web browsers can apply an [[XSLT]] stylesheet to XML data that transforms the data into an XHTML document, thereby providing template functionality in the browser itself.<br />

Other systems implement template functionality in the browser using [[JavaScript]] or another [[client-side scripting]] language, including: