uvdl
Uvdl, short for Universal Visualization Description Language, is a proposed domain-specific language intended to describe data structures, transformations, and visual encodings within data visualization workflows. It is primarily discussed in academic and design contexts as a means to standardize how datasets are described and how visual representations are mapped from data.
Uvdl aims to provide a human-readable, machine-parseable format that can be used to share visualization specifications
Uvdl uses a hierarchical syntax that supports common data types, columns, and basic operations such as filter,
condition: value > 0
Uvdl remains a theoretical or experimental concept without an officially ratified standard. Prototype implementations appear in