markupdriven
Markupdriven refers to practices where markup languages determine the structure, organization, and presentation of content or data. In a markupdriven workflow, content is authored in markup syntax such as HTML, XML, Markdown, or reStructuredText, and rendering engines or transformers produce the final outputs.
The approach emphasizes the role of content as the primary source, with formatting rules expressed as markup
Common domains include documentation, technical publishing, and content management, where markup-based authoring dominates: XML-based standards like
Benefits include a clear separation between content and presentation, easier version control and diffs, language-agnostic processing,
Related concepts include markup language, content management, templating, and declarative publishing.