It will work with any Rails JST binding. Just use .jst.slim instead of .jst.hamlc (remember to use JS version and not Ruby one :D). Everything that has a prope

It will work with any Rails JST binding. Just use .jst.slim instead of .jst.hamlc (remember to use JS version and not Ruby one :D). Everything that has a proper binding to Rails should work out of box. For everything else, it has an abstraction layer so you can attach any template engine. We are woking on a guide that describes this process.