rm wrote:
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=20868 :-)
There's a lot of nonsense out there propagated by people who do not understand XML. You can't possibly blame that on XML...
For me XSLT transformations are the main reason for using XML. If I have an XML document I can turn it into other formats with a few lines of code. Most importantly these are much safer to run than a program.
I think of an XML document as a "mini-database" where one can easily and efficiently access content via XPath. So there is a lot more to XML than just markup and that's why YAML vs XML comparisons make very little sense.
Istvan.
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