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YAML is one of the most popular data serialization language after JSON. Therefore, it’s sometimes called as a strict superset of JSON. It has been designed for human interaction and readability right from the beginning, hence, it’s known for its simplicity. It is designed with flexibility and accessibility...
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In this guide, we'll take a look at what GitHub actions are, how they work, and build a workflow using Python to showcase how you can use GitHub actions to automate tasks. Since its inception in 2008, GitHub has grown to become the de facto leader in development project hosting....
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YAML stands for YAML Ain't Markup Language, it is a data-serialization language most commonly used for specifying project configuration details. The main motivation behind YAML is that it is designed to be in a format which is humanly friendly. With a glance we can get an understanding of the properties...
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YAML files are nowadays being used extensively for defining properties of tools and applications due to the very human-readable syntax. Besides containing configuration properties, they're also often used for data transmission/serialization, similar to how JSON is used. Reading and writing YAML files is quickly becoming a basic developer skill,...
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In the last few years YAML, which stands for YAML Ain't Markup Language, has become very popular for use in storing data in a serialized manner, typically configuration files. Since YAML essentially is a data format, the YAML specification is fairly brief. Thus, the only functionality required of YAML libraries...
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In this tutorial, we're going to learn how to use the YAML library in Python 3. YAML stands for Yet Another Markup Language. In recent years it has become very popular for its use in storing data in a serialized manner for configuration files. Since YAML essentially is a data...
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