- YAML Tutorial
- YAML - Home
- YAML – Introduction
- YAML – Basics
- YAML – Indentation and Separation
- YAML – Comments
- YAML – Collections and Structures
- YAML – Scalars and Tags
- YAML – Full Length Example
- YAML – Processes
- YAML – Information Models
- YAML – Syntax Characters
- YAML – Syntax Primitives
- YAML – Character Streams
- YAML – Node Properties
- YAML – Block Scalar Header
- YAML – Flow Styles
- YAML – Block Styles
- YAML – Sequence Styles
- YAML – Flow Mappings
- YAML – Block Sequences
- YAML – Failsafe Schema
- YAML – JSON Schema
- YAML Useful Resources
- YAML - Quick Guide
- YAML - Useful Resources
- YAML - Discussion
YAML Tutorial
YAML is the abbreviated form of “YAML Ain’t markup language” is a data serialization language which is designed to be human -friendly and works well with other programming languages for everyday tasks.
Audience
The target audience of this tutorial includes web developers who work with JSON and XML files for configuration settings. Any programmer who intends to write markup in a human readable structured data format can also learn YAML.
Prerequisites
The pre-requisites of this tutorial include basic knowledge of HTML, XML and JSON. YAML was specifically created to work well for common use cases such as configuration files, log files and cross language sharing files and data sharing.
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