Open Source JavaScript Markup Languages

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).

LearnML is a XML based markup language to put learning materials in the web. Based on a simple syntax, LearnML documents can be transformed to any kind of web page (HTML, XHTML) or (printable) PDF document.

ztml retrieves and formats the data stored in MySQL database by using user scripts and together with any HTML or text data, which are also stored in MySQL database, and sends the output to the browser.

WOPR is a simple markup language and renderer for creating reports, presentations, and infographics inside a terminal. Documents are described with an XML-like structure containing pages, positioned items, and visualization widgets. Each page uses a 12-by-12 grid that allows charts, text boxes, and other elements to be arranged predictably. Its widgets build on the Blessed and Blessed Contrib terminal UI ecosystems. Reports can be viewed locally with the WOPR command-line tool or rendered through a compatible remote service. Multi-page documents can behave like terminal slide decks with manual or automatic advancement, making the project useful for command-line reporting and presentations.

HEML is an open source markup language for building responsive email. It gives you the native power of HTML without having to deal with all of the email quirks. HEML makes building emails as easy as building websites. Do you know HTML and CSS? Check out our docs and you're off to the races! No special rules or styling paradigms to master. HEML is designed to take advantage of all that email can do while still providing a solid experience for all clients. You can create your own powerful elements and style rules. Share them with the world, or keep em to yourself. Your choice. Email is hard. With dozens of popular email clients, each of which has its own quirks, it can be overwhelming to build an email that looks good and works well. Add in the challenge of getting your email to the inbox quickly, and it's enough to make anyone give up. HEML is a XML-based markup language designed for building emails. The goal is to make building emails feel as natural as building websites.