DML is a simple templating language tailored towards creating large Web sites on servers that do not provide PHP, Perl, and other useful technologies.
| Tags | Internet Web Site Management Text Processing Markup HTML/XHTML |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Freeware GPL |
| Operating Systems | Windows MS-DOS Windows Windows Windows POSIX Linux |
| Implementation | C++ |
Recent releases


Release Notes: This release fixes many ANSI C++ incompatibilities with the source code. The source now compiles under GCC 3.


Release Notes: This version features cleaner source code and uses GNU autoconf and automake.


Release Notes: This release fixes HTML translation bugs, file format bugs, and other minor bugs.


Release Notes: Support for multiple output files from a single DML file, a unified file format, and rewritten documentation.


Release Notes: This release has user friendly output, automatic directory tree creation, revised documentation, and many bugfixes.
Recent comments
27 Jul 2002 12:58
DML2
If you are looking to completely separate content from structure and presentation using something like DML, take a look at DML2 (also here on freshmeat.net).
As an example of what it's capable of, its documentation is in 2 forms: multi-part HTML, and single-file text. Both were written using the exact same content file with 2 different templates.