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Maybe he/she hasn't heard of it. I've read about TOML just few weeks ago.
by malkia 12y ago
Maybe he/she hasn't heard of it. I've read about TOML just few weeks ago.
- abstrctn 12y agoI hadn't heard of TOML before today, and it looks like TOML goes a long way towards an easy to understand markup. But even something as minimal as TOML still relies on several programming concepts for its syntax: the use of the equals sign for assignment, that strings need to be quoted, using "#" to begin comments. They're very basic concepts, but still concepts that need to be taught in programming 101. The place where syntax errors in a live interactive graphic is dangerous is when it's public and a copy editor goes in to fix a typo. Even if they aren't familiar with every concept in AML (like square brackets to denote arrays), when they're fixing that typo, the only line they're editing is: key: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Which is about as error-proof as we could get it.