Closed harold closed 2 years ago
You know, that's the first time anyone's asked me that.
It was because it was a library for representing HTML In Clojure, which makes the acronym "HIC", and from that "Hiccup" was derived.
That's outstanding.
So the 'up' coinciding with 'markup' is just a happy accident, then?
Using edn (vectors with first element keyword and optional section element map, ...) to represent html (sgml) is profound; strings with angle brackets, equal signs, and quotes are much less computable. I will mix my efforts with spreading this insight.
Thanks, and take care.
Hello, out of curiosity, does anyone know the origin of the name 'hiccup' for this library?
Going to do some writing to promote these awesome ideas, and would like to include some historical background. Thanks!