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YTML: Write HTML using YAML while templating with YTE

YTML allows to define HTML tags in YAML syntax, usually leading to significantly less code. In combination with YTE, you can perform arbitrary templating. Unlike other many approaches for templating, YTE/YTML is always valid YAML.

Note: Unlike YTE which is mature and fully tested, YTML is a prototype and still mostly undocumented. Nevertheless, it is stable and usable.

Inspired by https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4121548/yaml-like-templating-language-for-html.

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