Use MRML for Markup

MRML is a good way to see how the Makrell family extends from code and data into document structure. This short tutorial walks through a small progression from a minimal page to nested markup and inline structure.

Step 1: write a small page

{page
    {title Makrell}
    {p One structural family for code, data, and markup.}}

This establishes the basic shape: one root node containing nested document elements.

Step 2: add nested structure

{page
    {hero
        {h1 Makrell}
        {p Compact structural markup.}}
    {section
        {h2 Why it matters}
        {p MRML stays close to the same family model as Makrell code.}}}

This shows how deeper tree structure remains readable without switching to a different underlying notation.

Step 3: add attributes and inline nodes

{p [style="color: red"]
    Just some {b bold} text here.}

This mixes attributes, text, and inline nested nodes inside one compact form.

Why this is useful

• markup stays compact

• the tree structure is easy to read

• it fits naturally with generated content and DSL-like document workflows

Next steps

Continue with:

• MRML

• Syntax

• Cookbook