Re: [Yaml-core] Home page template engine

[Clark C. E. <cc...@cl...>]

On Wed, Oct 01, 2003 at 08:24:29PM +0200, Bj?rn Lindstr?m wrote:
| I'm about to suggest that my University institution starts using some
| sort of template engine for all course home pages. The idea is that all
| pages would have a similar appearance, and that some information could
| be mandated by the software.

I export YAML to XML via http://yaml.org/xml.html and then use
XSLT to create web pages.   

| In my vision the home pages could be created both by making a source
| document in some appropriate mark-up language, and by filling out some
| sort of web form.

In the twisted project, is a web-form system called woven, the
input document is recursive maps and lists (aka YAML).  The
output is HTML.  I don't use it, but many people do.

| I'm not really up to rolling my own with YAML (even if I'm guessing we
| would have to create the web form thingie ourselves), so I was wondering
| if anyone already has made a system like this using YAML, or some other
| mark-up language, for that matter.

;) Clark