At work, we needed a config file for some employees to sit alongside a custom (non-web) script I wrote. These employees have zero technical knowledge (like, the

At work, we needed a config file for some employees to sit alongside a custom (non-web) script I wrote. These employees have zero technical knowledge (like, they wouldn't know basic HTML), and I found TOML to be pretty easy for them to understand. It looks like this: # config.toml [[podcasts]] title="Podcast 1" export_label="Label 1" [[podcasts]] title="Podcast 2" export_label="Label 2" It's flat for them, but gives me a nice `$podcasts` array of nested objects to work with and they don't need to worry about curly braces, indenting, etc. They can just copy/paste three lines if they need to "add" a new one. Of course, my use case is pretty simple and these are simple string values, but I found it pretty nice.