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Gaunt - A beautiful, minimalist, versatile templating markup language.
- mpyne 13y agoThis elicted a chuckle.
- gadr90 13y agoThanks for this! I was looking for a templating engine yesterday and this fits the bill perfectly. </bot>
- Terretta 13y agoCan we have a version that looks as nice but without the significant whitespace?
- CJefferson 13y agoI feel they didn't push the joke far enough, as you can't actually do any templating. Maybe I should submit a bugfix? Seeing as Javascript supports UTF8 strings, could use something like non-breaking space (or some other unicode non-printing characters) to do the actual templating.
- danso 13y agoThis will revolutionize both the printer and high-resolution-display industry. Instead of wasting computer power on Retina-type displays, this hyper-efficient display output will allow our computers to get back to crunching processor benchmarks.
- MrMan 13y agoGaunt is much more like building a piano than listening to Cage-d silence. Avoiding the need for markup sounds more akin to Cage's sensibilities. ++1 for the provocation though that is very funny.
- krapp 13y agoThe use of tabs in this would completely wreck the formatting of my code. I'm sorry but this is useless until it only uses spaces.
- edem 13y agoImagine integrating this with the whitespace programming language.
- jedschmidt 13y agoGaunt in 128 bytes of JavaScript: function(a,b){return a[b="replace"](/./g,a=function(a){return a[1]?String.fromCharCode(parseInt(a,2)):+(a==" ")})[b](/.{7}/g,a)} I first saw this neat trick in Billy Hoffman's presentation on circumventing automated JavaScript analysis (scroll down to crazy idea #1): http://www.blackhat.com/presentations/bh-usa-08/Hoffman/Hoffman-BH2008-CircumventingJavaScript.ppt http://www.blackhat.com/presentations/bh-usa-08/Hoffman/Hoff...