Q&A about Nytril, a programming language for building documents, with Shawn McCreight

Nytril is a document authoring tool built on its own programming language, where text, data, calculations, and formatting all live in source code that runs to produce documents. In this sponsored Q&A, Shawn McCreight answers 10 questions about who Nytril is for, how it compares to DITA and Flare, how writers get started, where data comes from, output formats, localization, docs-as-code workflows, AI, and pricing. Shawn wrote his answers as a Nytril program, so this post also includes the PDF, DOCX, HTML, and source code that program produced.