Open Source BSD Markup Languages

The Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) is an XML-based description language for representing computational models in systems biology. Visit the project web site to learn more.

The development and curation of a range of XML-based tools for using Chemical Markup Language (CML), including XSD XML Schemas for validation, datatyping and constraining CML documents and XSLT Stylesheets for transforming, filtering and rendering.

The XAML (eXtensible Application Markup Language) project provides free test suites to help ensure interoperability between different XAML motors/browsers and free, open-source showcase examples (aka blue prints) to demo the power of XML for creating UIs

The purpose of this project is to develop an engine for running web based Interactive Fiction (also known as text adventures) and to develop a XML based Interactive Fiction Markup Language (IFML).

The only -complete- XUL/embedded scripting solution for Java. JFCML supports not only AWT and Swing; but any class accessible to Java's ClassLoader. Also, most major scripting languages, including JavaScript, BeanShell, Jython, Jacl (Tcl), JRuby, more.

An XML DTD & schema for a ProofReading Markup Language, and reference implementations, to provide for annotation of printed errors and their correction. PRML will be intended for use by proofreaders, editors, and others in the publishing industry.

SpatialML is a markup language for representing spatial expressions in natural language documents. The goal is to allow for better integration of text collections with resources such as databases that provide spatial information about a domain.

ESML is an interchange technology that utilizes external metadata to allow applications to plug and play seamlessly with Earth Science specific datasets in heterogeneous formats.

AJA Project trying specify a binary markup language(AJA-ML) based on XML ideas and developing C++ library(LIBAJA++).

A common markup language and a parser to generate documentation in any target format (Html, Latex, Trac, Mediawiki...). The core command relies on a Tcl library: it is easy to create new target formats. Doc files are parameterizable via a header.

This project supports ASTM E13.15 "Analytical Data Magement" in its work defining AnIML, an XML standard for representing, managing and interchanging analytical chemistry and biology data.

Annotated Gel Markup Language is a simple markup language that is being proposed to markup data obtained by 2D gel electrophorosis.The goal of AGML is to enable proteomics research move into the browsing mode of searching through existing databases.

ByteML is a XML-JavaBytecode interoperability framework. With the aid of this framework the end-user can convert bytecode ( Java .class files ) to XML files and vice-versa.

The Collectio MarkUp Language (CollectioML) is a XML hyperdocument scheme for museum records, written in RelaxNG, for the interconnectivity between museums, libraries, archives and external providers.

For object-oriented programs is useful to supply the configuration information in structured manner also. Seems the XML is the an answer. But too much <tag></tag> everywhere make the XML for *.config or *.ini files almost human unreadable and uneditable. This library intended to read text of markup configurations files in uniform way. Text information from the file is loaded by your program as a structural tree. After slurping a *.config file we can supply the resulting objects to object instances of our program to let them configure themselves. So, it facilitates text information to supply configuration data to object-oriented software. Advantage - we can use markups to mark just the groups of the parameters only. And we do obliged not to keep markups for the every Name=Value pairs like XML does. Such text in *.config file is less messy, and much more human readable then XML.

CRML - Conflict Resolution Markup Language - http://www.equiforum.org - is an open source innitiative to develop an XML based Semantic Web ontology (RDF, OWL) for researchers interested in peace to create a standard way of collecting and sharing informa

The DUML project is 3 sub-projects: 1) Document Update Markup Language (DUML) which allows for updates of the DOM via server markup 2) Interpreted Application Markup Language (IAML) which provides markup based widgets. 3) A set of common libraries (JAS).

originally denux .DNX was an alternative web coding standard designed to provide an Open Source alternative to the w3c standards of web coding. but now its a whole new markup language sporting features not found in any other markup language

Doco is a simple but feature rich and powerful markup language for converting text documents into highly-presentable and navigable web content.

EXMARaLDA stands for "Extensible Markup Language for Discourse Annotation". It's a system of concepts, data formats and tools for the computer assisted transcription and annotation of spoken language, and the analysis of spoken language corpora. This project's source code has moved to https://github.com/Exmaralda-Org/exmaralda

Extensible Tag Markup Language. A set of XML tags for creating dynamic web pages. Easily extended with additional tags. Currently implemented in PHP, but other languages may be supported in the future. NOTE: Requires PHP5.

Gul is a Xul-like / easy glade-like XML markup language for describing user interfaces with PHP-GTK extension. Gul simplifies writing client-side GUI applications. CSS is partially supported.

HEML, the Hypertext Edit Markup Language, is a simplified markup language. HEML is implemented in a small Web browser that enables quickly editing web pages. HEML can be used for ordinary Web pages or for a program help system.

A markup language for expressing knitting patterns which can serve as a software interchange format

KML is a knowledge base with support of logical modeling. Advanced model is used to represent knowledge as a set of statements similar to natural language sentences. This project hosts a set of model storage library and server (vrb-ols) and clients.