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A much saner & simpler language than YAML, with focuses on robust implementations across languages & a comprehensive specification.
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First I've heard about Eno. I've actually thought about culling the recommendation list of alternatives down to be just https://dhall-lang.org/. |
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I like Dhall, but Eno has muuch better syntax IMO for basic templating situtations than Dhall. Dhall is a (Turing-incomplete) language, with executable semantics, while Eno is much more of a boring data-encoding language. Dhall involves potentially (probably) querying the network to import functions. Dhall & Eno (& the other languages currently listed) have different strengths? |
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A much saner & simpler language than YAML, with focuses on robust implementations across languages & a comprehensive specification.
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