I currently won't use another CMS for a website, web applications are another story.
Yes you still code just like you would any other website for the front-end. Twig is Crafts templating language...
so you're on an article for a blog, and the template that is being rendered is _entry.html - In that template there is a Twig variable all ready for you to use in the template to display that articles content.
{{ entry.title }} - displays that articles title
maybe you have an image field
{{ entry.hero.first().url }} - displays the first image in that specific asset field
Again, checkout the docs to get a better idea of how craft is used. If you've ever used a CMS other then wordpress, you've used a templating language. Twig is just a better solution IMO.
I currently won't use another CMS for a website, web applications are another story.
Yes you still code just like you would any other website for the front-end. Twig is Crafts templating language...
so you're on an article for a blog, and the template that is being rendered is _entry.html - In that template there is a Twig variable all ready for you to use in the template to display that articles content.
{{ entry.title }} - displays that articles titlemaybe you have an image field
{{ entry.hero.first().url }} - displays the first image in that specific asset fieldAgain, checkout the docs to get a better idea of how craft is used. If you've ever used a CMS other then wordpress, you've used a templating language. Twig is just a better solution IMO.