DML
DML is a simple templating language designed for managing web sites based in static HTML files (no CGI, SSI, etc.). It has been obsoleted by DML2 which has in turn been obsoleted by XSLT.
Releases: DML v1.92
Last Modified: 2002-06-24T07:00Z
DML v1.91, a source-only release, is now available. This is a source-only release because the only bugs it fixes are ones related to the C++ source code. The source now compiles using GCC 3.x
Releases: DML v1.91
Last Modified: 2002-05-26T07:00Z
There aren't really any new features to speak of in DML v1.91. This release is more of a transitional release into an Open Source license (the GNU GPL). The source code isn't pretty, but it might compile on other UNIX systems =)
Development: DML2 Progress
Last Modified: 2002-05-23T07:00Z
I've been working on the new spec for DML2 and it's looking pretty awesome. All information is contained within custom DML2 objects which may consist of other objects (and so on and so forth). The objects are "rendered" when called which means they return their formatted content. Objects can also have an "execute" thingy that allows pages to be outputted just from creating the objects (meaning you'll never need to explicitly define an output file... unless you want to =)
Releases: DML v1.9
Last Modified: 2002-05-18T07:00Z
There were still a few bugs in v1.8 that needed to be fixed (namely in the XHTML translation code...again). Not really anything new here.
Development: DML2? It's Possible...
Last Modified: 2002-05-14T07:00Z
My original plan was to kill DML development so I could work on my Falling Block Game more... But it looks like things won't work out that way. I started working on the spec for DML2 today. It will allow a page's content to be completely separate from its layout. If I finish it, I think you'll be amazed at how great it is =)
Releases: Version 1.8!
Last Modified: 2002-04-13T07:00Z
Thanks to an idea from FatChuck, multiple output files in one DML file is supported and the template and DML formats have been unified! Also added some hard-coded functions and started build names.
Releases: Version 1.5!
Last Modified: 2002-02-17T08:00Z
After spending a morning polishing and testing DML v1.5, it's finally ready for release! This version features more user friendly output and tons of bug fixes. This is the version I've been using for quite some time and I think it is very useful.