add text for adoption of .njk extension

[dkebler]

with this small edit it was easier to just start over with your latest commit with multiple edits. of templating.md. Also made all textual lowercase nunjucks to Nunjucks

[carljm]

Thanks!

[ArmorDarks]

Great, though, we always used just *.nj for years...

Maybe now would be appropriate time to overlook #475?

[carljm]

Nothing wrong with continuing to use .nj if you prefer it, but I think it's useful to have a documented preference. No matter what we picked, it wouldn't match what someone out there has been using...

I still don't like #475 -- I think the recommended extension should remain a matter only for the documentation and the community, not something that has an actual effect on the behavior. Even if it were configurable, I still don't see the benefit -- it makes your includes etc correspond less clearly to the actual template files, why is that a good thing?

[ArmorDarks]

Nothing wrong with continuing to use .nj if you prefer it, but I think it's useful to have a documented preference. No matter what we picked, it wouldn't match what someone out there has been using...

Sure. Just wonder, why was chosen .njk? I didn't find any discussion about it. Did I miss something? Just curios.

Anyways, it definitely not that important, but just my two cents. It seems strange to have ending k. It's like to have .jst for JavaScript just because it ends with t.

I still don't like #475 -- I think the recommended extension should remain a matter only for the documentation and the community, not something that has an actual effect on the behavior. Even if it were configurable, I still don't see the benefit -- it makes your includes etc correspond less clearly to the actual template files, why is that a good thing?

I've replied here #475 (comment) to avoid off-topic.

[carljm]

It was discussed briefly on the Google group mailing list. I said I didn't care between nj and njk, and would leave it up to whoever submitted a PR to paint the bikeshed. I have a slight preference toward nj myself, but I don't really care.