On 2018-04-03, Steve Litt wrote:
> On Mon, 2 Apr 2018 10:34:19 +1000
> Alan Tyree wrote:
>> Hello Steve,
>> I would think YAML is the best choice here. It is easy to type and
>> easy for the beginner to understand. You could provide simple
>> templates for the most common cases. My own feeling is
On Mon, 2 Apr 2018 10:34:19 +1000
Alan Tyree wrote:
> Hello Steve,
> I would think YAML is the best choice here. It is easy to type and
> easy for the beginner to understand. You could provide simple
> templates for the most common cases. My own feeling is that anything
> more complicated is goin
Hello Steve,
I would think YAML is the best choice here. It is easy to type and easy for
the beginner to understand. You could provide simple templates for the most
common cases. My own feeling is that anything more complicated is going to
turn off would-be authors.
Good luck with this project!
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I like Yaml. Easy to read, easy to type, easy for humans to comprehend. I
think I’d prefer it.
You could also have a look at CSS syntax as it’s kind of a halfway house
between Yaml and JSON. Not sure how you’d deal with hierarchical data
though.
My thoughts on JSON are that if you’re going to use
As many of you know, I'm in the middle of creating an authoring format
called Stylz. You author Stylz docs in any old editor. Think of an
Asciidoc knockoff which greatly prioritizes styles based authoring at
the expense of Asciidoc's "we do it all for you."
One of my tasks in order to reach Minimu
