I will take the verbosity of XML any day over YAML wrestling (complex YAML configs of course). There is simply too many "implicit rules" for YAML. it's why I pr

I will take the verbosity of XML any day over YAML wrestling (complex YAML configs of course). There is simply too many "implicit rules" for YAML. it's why I prefer python over ruby and perl. Generally though TOML has been good enough for me to do lots of fairly large config files that are easy for humans and machines to parse.