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Re: YAML Ain't Markup Language


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Martin Soukup wrote:
> YAML does seem to very cleanly clear away the debate I see raging here
> and elsewhere nearly daily between the doc vs data people. I must say I
> am also concerned though. Where is the migration path for data people
> making use of all the excellent tools available for XML? There is an
> arduous path ahead.

Actually, a SAX Driver/Generator for YAML is fairly trivial so its not 
all that hard to bridge the two worlds when desired.

-kip


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