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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/>
10 reasons to model XML with RELAX NG , not W3C XML Schema [Griffin Brown Weblog]
Good summary of what makes RELAX NG so technically superior to WXS.
O'Reilly -- Take My Advice: Don't Learn XML
tips on getting started with Docbook.
http://www.arstdesign.com/articles/OOXML-is-defective-by-design.html
Microsoft is trying to push new file formats that are using ZIP and XML. Are those new file formats any good for Office developers ? In other words, should anyone feel<sep/>
Microsoft Office XML Formats? Defective by Design
Demonstrations that using valid XML and open packaging relationships to edit the new Office XML formats does not result in full access to edit and change the content of said files, despite Microsoft's claims.
Jeffrey Zeldman Presents : What crisis?
Has HTML 4.01 stopped working in browsers? I was not aware of it. Has XHTML 1.0 stopped working in browsers? I was not aware of it. Do browser makers intend to stop supporting HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0? I was not aware of it. Do they intend to stop supporti
Griffin Brown Weblog - 10 reasons to model XML with RELAX NG , not W3C XML Schema
There are lots of individual bits of information on why RELAX NG should be preferred all over the web. Here is an attempt to condense some of the key information into ten points ...
Where's XML Going? - O'Reilly XML Blog
In short, while XML is not exactly doddering off to the rest home, its angle-bracket knees are no longer as flexible as they used to be. If it were a person you’d expect it to be muttering about those damn JSON punks and how property taxes and inflation
http://www.hixie.ch/advocacy/xhtml
XHTML should be delivered as application/xhtml+xml only
Bytes Free - Open Formats For All
A site supporting open formats based on XML.
ongoing · Why XML Doesn't Suck
This note will argue that XML doesn't suck, and discuss some of the issues around the difficulties encountered by programmers.
