Xembly
Xembly is a lightweight programming language or library designed to handle XML files using simple commands instead of complex traditional methods such as DOM or XSLT. It allows developers to write short directives to add elements, modify values, navigate within the XML structure, and build or modify XML files in a sequential and easy manner.
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Features
- Handles XML with short, simple directives
- Adds and removes elements
- Modifies values in XML
- Navigates the XML structure
- Builds XML files sequentially
- Replaces lengthy DOM code
- Works as a Java library
Pricing Details
The pricing model is based on a comprehensive free trial with paid subscriptions, allowing users to start for free at $0 and take advantage of the core features designed for individuals and organizations, with the option to try the platform before upgrading.
The first paid plan, Team, costs $4 per user per month and includes all the features of the free plan plus advanced collaboration tools designed for teamwork and improved project management between individuals and organizations.
The top-tier Enterprise plan starts at $21 per user per month and includes all Team features plus advanced security and compliance levels and flexible deployment options, making it suitable for large enterprises that require professional, administrative, and advanced security solutions.
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