Tag Archives: xml
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Change Policies for Namespaces
Leave a comment17 December 2005 by Ian Davis
A good practice from the current namespace state draft from the W3C tag: Specifications that define namespaces SHOULD explicitly state …
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XML Extensibility and the RDF Model
Leave a comment18 August 2004 by Ian Davis
Dan Brickley comes out with a stonking good post to atom-syntax succintly listing all the reasons why RSS 1.0 adopted …
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Entry-Level Unicode for XML
Leave a comment9 January 2004 by Ian Davis
Jon Hanna has launched himself into webspace with a true tour de force: Entry-Level Unicode for XML. This article covers …
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Elliotte Rusty Harold on XML APIs
Leave a comment30 May 2003 by Ian Davis
An interview with Elliote Rusty Harold in which he discusses the question: What’s Wrong with XML APIs? Some APIs, such …
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Norman Walsh on RSS/RDF
Leave a comment30 May 2003 by Ian Davis
Norman Walsh has some words to say about RDF in RSS on his new weblog: My problem is that “almost …
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US Government Namespace Policies
Leave a comment17 April 2003 by Ian Davis
The US government have published a draft of an interesting document: Recommended XML Namespace which will be a policy document …
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StrutsCX
Leave a comment8 April 2003 by Ian Davis
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New RDDL Proposal
Leave a comment17 February 2003 by Ian Davis
Tim Bray and Jonathan Borden have come up with a simpler version of RDDL as part of the W3C TAG‘s …
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More XML Diff Tools
Leave a comment23 October 2002 by Ian Davis
Here’s bunch of other XML difference tools: IBM AlphaWorks XML Diff and Merge Tool – Java based, uses tree matching …
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Microsoft XML Diff
Leave a comment23 October 2002 by Ian Davis
It seems perverse to me that the diff example in Microsoft’s XML Difference language is larger in bytes than the …
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