Normally, in Vue.js, you could use `{{ variable }}` to render the value
of some variable. In our setup however, Jinja expects to handle the
`{{}}` as a template. This change allows us to use `!{ variable }` to
render the value in our Vue templates.
Normally, in Vue.js, you could use `{{ variable }}` to render the value
of some variable. In our setup however, Jinja expects to handle the
`{{}}` as a template. This change allows us to use `!{ variable }` to
render the value in our Vue templates.