simonrepp

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   by simonrepp 8y ago

   Spot on, that's how it works!
2. 32.▲
   by simonrepp 8y ago

   Yes exactly - Hashes denote 'sections' in eno! In the language design phase this was heavily inspired by markdown, because of the already widely familiar concept of 'headings' - I collected feedback from users that (alth
3. 33.▲
   by simonrepp 8y ago

   I'll attempt to list some major points: - TOML keys are alphanumeric, in eno they allow the full unicode range - In eno there are no inline syntax constructs like in TOML, this is simpler although sometimes more verbose - TOML has fixe
4. 34.▲
   by simonrepp 8y ago

   Yay thanks for the detailed input! If there is demand or initiative for a portable schema solution I'll gladly support it! The native architecture in the eno libraries is programmatic because that does have its own powerful merits whic
5. 35.▲
   by simonrepp 8y ago

   That's fantastic to hear! Do let me know via email or github etc. if you run into any issues, I'm eager to gather more insights from other people's usecases and work on improvements where needed!
6. 36.▲
   by simonrepp 8y ago

   Thanks michael! <3
7. 37.▲
   by simonrepp 8y ago

   Thanks for the kind words, much appreciated!
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   Show HN: Eno – A lightning fast, user-friendly YAML/TOML alternative

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