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Apple’s open source “embeddable configuration language,” Pkl, released Feb. 1, aims to facilitate “small to large, simple to complex, ad-hoc to repetitive configuration tasks.” Pkl supports JSON, XML, and YAML property lists at launch to produce static configuration files; language support is available for Java, Kotlin, Swift, and Go. Apple said, “In the future, we hope to add support for other popular languages and platforms, realizing our vision of a polyglot config solution based on a single config language.”
From “Apple Launches Open-Source Programming Language”
TechRadar (02/05/24) Luke Hughes
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