Hybrid Markup Language

 Hybrid Markup Language

It is extension of XML:

{tag}  content  {/tag}

Notice curled braces

Inside {tag} content is processed as a programming 

language, not as a markup formatting 

It’s like PHP inside HTML

It uses special Markpro programming language with 

{tag} syntax (in previous post)

This new Hybrid language can be used by AI and in 

datalakes because it seamlessly combines data and 

code 

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