Fachinformatiker

Straight from the horse’s mouth. Sterling is one of lead developers of SimpleXML. [phpn.de]

“Due to its condensed nature, RSS is an easy fit for mobile devices (Much more so than current Web formatting). Philip at Daily Wireless preaches the gospel of RSS to the mobile masses and shows us pictures of what RSS looks like on a variety of portable gadgets - even his iPod!

Read it here.”

[Lockergnome’s RSS Resource]

“TeXML is an XML vocabulary for TeX. The processor transforms TeXML markup into the TeX markup, escaping special and out-of-encoding characters. Intended audience is developers who convert documents from XML to TeX. “
[xmlhack]

“InformIT.com has a nice Introductory Tour of Mozilla’s XUL. XUL (pronounced zool) is an XML-based technology for describing the GUI part of a software application….”
[full article at Digital Media Minute]

“Jon Udell: Lightweight XML search servers, Part 2. » In last month’s installment I showed a simple search service that uses libxslt to reduce a file of XML content (my weblog writing) to just the elements matching an XPath expression. This month’s challenge was to scale up to a database-backed implementation using Berkeley DB XML. Since my own XML corpus doesn’t present much of a challenge to DB XML, I also decided to include all of the 200+ blogs I read. This proved interesting because only a handful of them provide well-formed XHTML content. So before I dive into the details of the DB XML implementation, here’s the rundown on how I built an RSS aggregator that renders feeds as well-formed XHTML.« Programmiersprache ist Python. (Was den sonst? ;o)) Ausdrucken! [Daily Python-URL! (from the Secret Labs)]“ [Der Schockwellenreiter]

Aus dem XML Benchmark: XML Benchmark Results 08.02.2004

Siehe auch: XML-Parsing in PHP

[WWWorker]

“PHP library outputs XUL tags” >> [article at Neil’s Place]

“Using XML with MySQL shows you how to read and store XML using mySQL and PHP….”
[Digital Media Minute]

“Mit diesem kleinen Konverter kann man ATOM 0.3-Feeds - wie sie beispielsweise als einziger Feed von Blogger.com angeboten werden - online in RSS 1.0-Feeds konvertieren und in seinen RSS-Reader übernehmen.

Auf diese Weise kann man selbst dann ATOM-Feeds lesen, wenn der eigene Reader dieses Format noch nicht unterstützt.

Hier sei Anhand von Beate Palands ATOM 0.3-Feed ein kleines Beispiel: ATOM 0.3 und konvertiert zu RSS 1.0“
[full article at RSS-Info]

“Dieses Wochenende scheint etwas in der Luft gelegen zu haben. Dare Obasanjo befürchtet, dass mit XML 1.1 die — beinah — universale Interoperabilität von XML-Anwendungen in Gefahr gebracht wird:

“This is the first step in fragmenting the interoperability on the Web gained by XML. It seems the next step will be W3C sanctioned binary XML.” (XML 1.1: The W3C Gets It Wrong)….”
[full article at Virtuelle Projekte Weblog: Eine persönliche Sicht]