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“>Wireless Comes of AgeGuglielmo Marconi invented the wireless telegraph in 1896. In 1901, he sentte

Most Perl applications in need of an XML parser will likely fall into one of two types. The first type of application will process specific applications of XML, for example RDF or MathML. For these, a subclass of XML::parser will need to be written in order to provide a tool conceptually closer to the job [...]

Few projects can hope for the kind of uptake that Sean McGrath’s Pyxie received after his XML.com article last week. Within a few days, both Perl and Java implementations of PYX processors had emerged. XML::PYX Matt Sergeant worked [...]

(Page 1 of 2 )Pretty Good Privacy (i.e. PGP) Encrypted emails are secured using private key encrypti

As XML camp followers, you’ll know that discussion in the XML community is characterised by a serious of dominant recurring topics, so-called “permathreads.” Many of these topics have their roots in XML pre-history, and none more so than the topic of linking. One of the original trinity of XML [...]

“> The Internet may be entering a new phase that will decentralize control inside companies, enab

“>With the pending release of the .NET Framework and Visual Studio.NET (now inbeta 2), both Microsof

This week the XML-Deviant revisits the topic of schemas. Asthe W3C XML Schemas Working Group is making final strides towardreleasing XML Schemas as a Candidate Recommendation, the XML communityis exploring best practice in schema design.Evolving SchemasIn one of his occasional postings to XML-DEV, Robin Cover recentlyobserved that XMLSchemas form the basis for two large [...]

(Page 1 of 8 )If you’re a beginning programmer and want to get more deeply into programming with var