> That's not really a problem with YAML it's an abuse of YAML.
absolutely true, but the same happened to XML. XML is actually awesome with tooling that hasn't been matched to this day (XSD, XSLT, just to name a few).
But people abused it, it got a bad rap, browsers made JSON preferable, etc.
But the point is that companies are using YAML for these things and we're starting to see attitudes shift just like they did when the industry went nuts and abused XML.
absolutely true, but the same happened to XML. XML is actually awesome with tooling that hasn't been matched to this day (XSD, XSLT, just to name a few).
But people abused it, it got a bad rap, browsers made JSON preferable, etc.
But the point is that companies are using YAML for these things and we're starting to see attitudes shift just like they did when the industry went nuts and abused XML.