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BBC - History - British History Timeline
Explore all of British history, from the Neolithic to the present day, with this easy-to-use interactive timeline.
XML People
A history of the personalities behind XML
XML People
A history of the personalities behind XML
TechVision: Innovators of the Net: R.V. Guha and RDF
An interview with Guha from 1999 published on Netscape.com. Old school! Not only does it discuss RDF and the early days of XML but also name checks Bertrand Russell.
ongoing · XML People
a personal recounting of the people involved in the emergence of xml and related concepts - interesting..
ongoing · XML People
XML is ten years old today. It feels like yesterday, or a lifetime. I wrote this that year (1998). It's really long. The title was originally Good Luck and Internet Plumbing but the filename was "XML-People" and I decided I liked that better. I nev
ongoing: XML People
ongoing: XML People.
Happy Birthday XML! The most successful new technology since the Web itself.
Jon Udell | CUSEC 2008 | Hacking the Noosphere
"Ultimately, the right hacks are the ones that help people make sense of their world, and collectively improve it. And the right level is the level of human cognition, attention, intention, and desire."
Historical Event Markup and Linking Project
XML and XSLT-based map/timeline generation based on a schema for historical events
XML 2007
2007 was a productive year for XML. The most sound and fury focused around the standardization of office document formats, a fight<sep/>
HTML V5 and XHTML V2
While the intention of both HTML V5 and XHTML V2 is to improve on the existing versions, the approaches the developers chose to make those improvements is very different. And with differing philosophies come distinct results. For the first time in many ye
D-Lib Featured Collection March 2006: The Perseus Digital Library
possible use for library school assignment, and I would like to investigate further for use in the History Library
XML is not S-Expressions
There exists a persistent meme that XML is just a new-fangled, verbose form of s-expressions. For example, "XML is little more than<sep/>
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