Editing No-template

A super-small Java library for templating, i.e. generating text files (HTML, XML, whatever) from a "template" text file.

Working with the common templating frameworks (Freemarker, JSP, PHP, ...), you probably agree on the following inconveniences and problems:

* Each framework has its own syntax and semantics for implementing the dynamic part of a document (variables, control structures, in-source documentation, ...).
* Because the nesting of control structures and the indentation of the static content are generally not identical, it is very hard to write easily-readable code.
* Most templating frameworks have no static typing, i.e. you must always be careful when using (or worse: re-using) variables, because there is no "compile-time checking" of types.
* Powerful debuggers are not available in many cases, so you typcially revert to looking at log files.
* Because there are so many different templating engines, you favorite IDE possibly offers no advanced editor with code completion, refactoring, and the like.
* If the templating engine involves some kind of an "translation" step, then that must be executed on each and every code change - at worst manually.

The approach of <code>no-template</code> is as simple as it could be:

 package com.acme.notemplatedemo;
 
 import de.unkrig.notemplate.*;
 
 public
 class MyTemplate extends NoTemplate {
 
     public
     MyTemplate(Writer out) {
         super(writer);
     }
 
     public void
     render(String firstName, String lastName, int age) {
 
         l(
 "<!DOCTYPE html>",
 "<html>",
 "  <head>",
 "    <title>My first template</title>",
 "  </head>",
 "  <body>",
 "    This is my very first template.",
 "    <br />",
 "    Hello " + firstName + " " + lastName + ",",
 "    you must be " + age + " years old!",
 "  </body>",
 "</html>"
         );
     }
 
     public static void
     main(String[] args) {
 
        new MyTemplate(new OutputStreamWriter(System.out)).render("John", "Doe", 99);
     }
 }

And that would be it!