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'''HCDL''' (MIME type: {{inline-code|text/hcdl}}), also known as the '''Hypercontent Distribution Language''', is the standard binary language used in Web communications to end users. It is normally assembled on the server side using textual HCDL, [[wikipedia:CSS|CSS]], and |
'''HCDL''' (MIME type: {{inline-code|text/hcdl}}), also known as the '''Hypercontent Distribution Language''', is the standard binary language used in Web communications to end users. It is normally assembled on the server side using textual HCDL, [[wikipedia:CSS|CSS]], and WebAssembly. |
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HCDL (MIME type: text/hcdl), also known as the Hypercontent Distribution Language, is the standard binary language used in Web communications to end users. It is normally assembled on the server side using textual HCDL, CSS, and WebAssembly.
Language
Example
HCDL
meta>
title>Example Title;
<
header>
header-l1>Title;
<
content>
parag>HLLO
EXTRA TEXT;
list>attr>unordered:.red:.extra-class;
list-entry>whatever bold>text;;
<
<