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XML Zone
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XProc standard bringing new XML pipeline capabilities enabling developers to automate and share workflows.
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(11/20/09)
Convert StarOffice documents to other formats using XSLT.
(11/04/09)
Find out the various ways you can call web services and parse responses from your iPhone applications to give your applications a huge range of data sources.
(10/29/09)
XForms 1.1 improves version 1.0 in areas where the initial specification was either ambiguous or was becoming outdated in the face of evolving web technologies. Get a rundown of some of the notable new features.
(08/20/09)
Learn how to add RDFa metadata to DITA and DocBook documents, how to keep those documents valid, and what advantages this technique can bring to a DITA- or DocBook-based publishing system.
DevX is proud to announce the latest addition to our family of sites for professional software developers. APIFinder is a growing index of various APIs, including free, Web service-based APIs. Use this fabulous resource to find the exact piece of functionality you need for your new Web application or simply to make any new software interoperate with existing applications. You can submit APIs that you know and admire and share ideas and advice on how to use APIs in your programming.
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(06/03/09)
Discover how to create a DOM tree from scratch or modify an existing DOM tree using PHP 5.
(05/05/09)
Spring stereotype annotations can greatly reduce the amount of XML configuration required to build and maintain a Spring application.
(04/15/09)
Discover the flexibility and power of using ANSI SQL to reshape and transform hierarchical structures.
(03/30/09)
Twitter is ideal for performing all kinds of useful programmatic projects. See how to create a RESTful data application around an XML database, and you will learn how to make the Twitter API work with virtual collections.
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Red Hat Talks Cloud App Management Tech
The Linux player says the cloud should be open and apps able to move between the cloud and the enterprise data center. And it thinks it has the technology that can help.
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Has Linux Gone Mainstream?
Researchers at LinuxCon say the majority of businesses are using some form of open source software, with the OS leading the way and stealing the spotlight from Unix.
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We had privacy for three generations. Maybe four. Now, what with Facebook and Google and data mining, it's going away again. But that's OK.
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Why Im Not Crying Over Lost Internet Privacy
We had privacy for three generations. Maybe four. Now, what with Facebook and Google and data mining, it's going away again. But that's OK. We humans did fine for thousands of generations without privacy, and doing without it for another...
Who Should Assign Stories? Editors or Readers?
We all know editors used to be named Perry White or Lou Grant and decided, gruffly, what stories reporters should cover. But nowadays, online, a whole bunch of news organizations, all the way up to Yahoo News, are using search...
Pork Lawyers Bristle at ThinkGeeks Unicorn Joke
Calling Caucasians "the other white meat" is rude, uncouth, and racist. But the real reason you can't use the phrase is that the National Pork Board's lawyers might send you a scary cease and desist letter. Online "toys for...
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