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YAML

  • YAML is a superset of JSON and is used primarily for the creation of configuration-esque files.
  • See What is the Difference Between YAML and JSON? on StackOverflow.
  • Tim Anderson has a really enlightening/entertaining article on several popular serialization standards (2/2018) including YAML, JSON, TOML, CSON, and XML.
  • As usual, you can find a quick reference to YAML at Learn X in Y Minutes.

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