Dive into the world of K Configuration Language (KCL). This review and walkthrough illuminates the features and advantages of using KCL to generate YAML or JSON configurations and manifests. We cover the basics of KCL’s syntax, its approach to handling hierarchical data, and demonstrate how to define and manipulate configurations with clarity and precision.

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Gist with the commands: https://gist.github.com/vfarcic/e6636bb851ae28d748fc8c1517bac931
KCL: https://kcl-lang.io
Is CUE The Perfect Language For Kubernetes Manifests (Helm Templates Replacement)?: https://youtu.be/m6g0aWggdUQ
Is Timoni With CUE a Helm Replacement?: https://youtu.be/bbE1BFCs548
Is Pkl the Ultimate Data Format? Unveiling the Challenger to YAML, JSON, and CUE: https://youtu.be/Nm1ioWPRRVQ

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