feels extra right starting with pure standards based html.
not a dialect like react that compiles to javascript that eventually renders html.
not markdown that compiles into html.
just…html.
@brianleroux Last year the head of Amazon Neptune was taking about their launch and lamented that there wasn't a good human readable language to work with the transfer of semantic data - to which I pointed out of course we do - well formatted HTML absolutely fulfills this role.
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XML fits nicely too, with only a touch of CSS. I don't know what Amazon uses, but I find hard to believe they can't export to XML. And then use XSLT to transform it into HTML, if suits them better.
