XML

HTML is about the display of content, XML is about creating, sharing and processing information. XML gives you a way to define tags that are specific to a particular purpose and describe information consistently. This consistency means XML can be processed automatically, in a wide variety of situations.

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Exploring XML
WebRef's XML Columnist. XML tutorials, how-tos, news and reviews are all featured.
Building Dynamic Pages with XML, XSL and JSP
Bob Rudis show us how to get started serving up dynamic Web pages by using XML, XSL, and JSP.
Following the XHTML Path
David Jenkins introduces XHTML - the next generation markup language that represents the path between HTML and XML.
XML: A Primer Book Review

In this book, St. Laurent offers a big picture view of XML, it's relationship to existing markup languages, and how XML will be used in the real world.
X(ML) Marks the Spot
Leroyson Figueira introduces us to XML, one of the hottest topics in Web development today.
XML: Old Whines in New Battles
In the rush to learn, implement, and profit from XML, many of the questions being asked are the same ones which came up when HTML was new. Can we learn from the lessons of HTML and make the Web a more productive and reliable resource for providers and users alike? You decide. By Peter Flynn.
XML: To Be or Not B2B?
Mark Henry confronts the question of XML - is it all it's cracked up to be (or B2B, as the case may be).

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