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I am using angular as well. There is a simple way to still use the same {{}} tags.

All you have to do is append the curtly braces with an at sign.

@{{ $angular will parse this }}

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I was asking about laravel, not angular.. but thanks for the tip! very helpful..

still haven't found a solution to this problem.

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I think he was saying that if you put an @ like this

@{{ $angular will parse this }}

Laravel will render

{{ $angular will parse this }}

And that is suited for using angular with the standard delimiters. Im guessing.

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