SML, the S-Markup Language

[LeifAndersen]

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Where can we learn about your language? Feel free to post a variety of resources: source code, images, article / blog post, video, etc.

The projects repo: https://github.com/LeifAndersen/racket-sml Also I write my CV with it: https://github.com/LeifAndersen/website/blob/master/cv.sml

What is the purpose of your language? Give a short motivational pitch.

Three purposes:

1. To be mildly amusing that its not another SML we all know and love.
2. To be a reasonably nice yaml-style (non)markup language, that has a full programming language baked in.
3. To show the power of Racket's LOP capabilities. (The entire implementation is less than 150 lines of code!)

Please list a few example programs (or links to examples) below.

My CV: https://github.com/LeifAndersen/website/blob/master/cv.sml The Interactive-Syntax NPM Conversion Database: https://github.com/LeifAndersen/interactive-syntax-clojure/blob/main/scripts/shop/database.sml

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