Micromarkup

Welcome to MicroMarkup!

Clojure is a linguistic artwork of philosophy and application, being practically useful, and still upholding the ideals of functional programming / immutability. MicroMarkup takes this to a new level. With the separation of literals from the source files, you will:

1. Make Translating a breeze.
2. Clean up your messy General / Global declarations
3. Take advantage of the rich data-input technique of Template and Template instances.

So step in using the links below. Use the source, read the source, love the source, and when the source betrays you, commit a bug fix or candidate patch. That is the power of Open Source!

Learning / Downloading MML

Wiki - Growing every day

Code - Beware of nested gits!

Applications

No known Applications (in the "App" sense) that user MicroMarkup exist. But here are a few examples where MicroMarkup would excel in being used:

• Configurations - Imagine being able to define your configuration in plain text. No more messy arrays / parsing!

  `explicit object named config{

  :allow_crunch -true

  :allow_learn -true

  :allow_expl -false

  }`

• Dialogue for games. As I mentioned earlier, translating a MicroMarkup file is FAR easier than translating a source file, and in a lot of cases more straightforward in referencing objects.

  `explicit object named dialogue{

  :reporterQuery -Linux

  :stallmanReply -I would just like to interject for a moment. What you are referring to as...

  }`

• Collections of ANY sort. This language was originally developed for use in a package manager, so a list of installed files for installation / removing would be useful.

  `implicit object named files{

  -/usr/share/pixmpas/MicroMarkup.png

  -/usr/bin/mmlExe.out

  -/home/jack/.microMarkup/*

  }`

Whatever the application, there is always room for a nice, readable file to go along with it.