A template engine combines a template file with data supplied by a web application to generate HTML. The data can be loaded on demand and tailored to the requesting user, producing a dynamic page from a reusable template. section 7.1
Shows how templates fit into server-side rendering to produce web pages. section 7.1
In a server-rendered Rust application, templates work alongside the web framework and request-handling code:
- The application passes data to the template engine, which embeds it in the template and generates HTML. section 7.1
- Routes and handlers process HTTP requests; handlers can render templates and return the resulting pages. section 8.4
- Tera template variables can provide form feedback, while handlers can re-render a form with an error message. section 8.4
Tutor registration
A Tera-backed registration form can display fields for a username, password, tutor name, image URL, and profile. If submitted data has an error, the handler can render the form again with a suitable message. section 8.0 section 8.4




