RE: UKNM: XML

[Stewart Dean]

I think this is really too broad for this list.


In breif XML seperates content from presentation and structure. Think of XML

as an internet language not a web language. It's designed to allow one XML

document to be visible in multiple environments and for multiple

applications. It is the way forward for internet applications - and is what

HTML should have been although the two are very different.


Look into XHTML which is a project to transfer HMTL into the world of XML.


visit www.xml.com (may be better sites)



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> -----Original Message-----

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From: Simon Firth [simonsynentia [dot] co [dot] uk (mailto:simonsynentia [dot] co [dot] uk)]

> Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 8:55 AM

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To: uknmchinwag [dot] com

> Subject: UKNM: XML

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> I have heard that XML is the way forward in terms of web design and

> development. Please could someone explain what it is all

> about - definition,

> benefits etc. and perhaps highlight some examples of web

> sites that have

> incorporated XML.

>

> Thx,

> Simon



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