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The World Wide Success That Is XML

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  • standards
  • validation
  • xml
  • xml-schema
  • xquery
  • xsd
  • xsl
  • xslt

XML, JSON, XSLT and XQuery

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XSLT 3 and XQuery 3.1 will have access to JSON data, the ability to generate JSON, and also tools to work with JSON in a query or transformation

  • xml
  • xquery
  • xslt

W3C Workshop (industry consultation event) on Publishing

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By: Ada Rose Cannon

W3C will be holding a Workshop in Paris, Publishing and the Open Web Platform in September of this year, 2013.

  • css
  • publishing
  • workshop
  • xml

The PROV Family of Documents are W3C Recommendations

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By: Ivan Herman

  • provenance
  • rdf
  • xml

RDFa Core 1.1, RDFa Lite 1.1 and XHTML+RDFa 1.1 are W3C recommendation

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By: Ivan Herman

  • markup
  • rdf
  • rdfa
  • w3c-recommendation
  • xhtml
  • xml

RDFa 1.1 Core, RDFa Lite and XHTML+RDFa published as Candidate Recommendations

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By: Ivan Herman

  • html
  • rdf
  • rdfa
  • xhtml
  • xml

Default Prefix Declaration

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By: Henry Thompson

In this posting, my intention is to provide a concise statement of an idea which is neither particularly new nor particularly mine, but which needs a place that can be referenced in the context of the current debate about distributed extensibility and HTML5. It's a very simple proposal to provide an out-of-band, defaultable, document-scoped means to declare namespace prefix bindings.

  • extensibility
  • html5
  • namespaces
  • xhtml
  • xml

XML and language resources

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By: J. Alan Bird

Language resources are needed by many people and tools: language teachers use computers to store example sentences, present grammars patterns, help learners to find mistakes etc. machine translation tools use word classes, grammar and other information, or large sets...

  • language
  • resources
  • xml

Caching XML data at install time

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By: Dan Connolly

The W3C web server is spending most of its time serving DTDs to various bits of XML processing software. While XSLT processors such as xsltproc and Xalan have no technical dependency on the XHTML DTDs, I suspect they're used with XHTML enough that shipping copies of the DTDs along with the XSLT processing software is a win all around.

  • http
  • uri
  • xml

Pleasure of Reading Tech Blog Posts

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By: Karl Dubost

Tech blog posts offer sometimes gems for reading. Here a selection of articles, I have been reading, by Robert O'Callahan, John Resig, and Michael Sperberg-McQueen.

  • css
  • html
  • javascript
  • rdf
  • svg
  • xml