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<p>Now that I've tried Twigg in Drupal 8 my suspicions are confirmed. Another useless layer that solves a problem I don't have.</p> <p>It's good to know up-front. I think about contributing to another open source project but an reluctant to get burned when the PTBs decide to put a paradigm over creating a usable framework. Twigg falls under this label.</p> <p>Have Fun</p>
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