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XML Tutorial
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cybertalus
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reanjr
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It really depends on exactly what you are trying to learn. If you are looking into understanding XML, that only takes about 2 paragraphs to explain if you already know how HTML works.
If you want to learn the DOM, w3schools is a good place, but I actually find the official docs at http://w3c.org to be better (they don't gloss over anything, though they sometimes get wordy).
If you need to learn a particular parsing engine (.NET, Simple XML, MSXML, etc.), check their respective sites.
If you want to learn more about namespaces, w3c.org is probably the best place.
XSLT can be referenced at w3schools, but I actually suggest the MS XSL documentation as a primer for understanding the basics. Just don't hold onto the syntax, cause some of that might be different.
XPath is another one I would suggest going to the MS documentation first to get a primer, then move on to http://www.topxml.com/xsl/XPathRef.asp for reference later on.
If you want to learn the DOM, w3schools is a good place, but I actually find the official docs at http://w3c.org to be better (they don't gloss over anything, though they sometimes get wordy).
If you need to learn a particular parsing engine (.NET, Simple XML, MSXML, etc.), check their respective sites.
If you want to learn more about namespaces, w3c.org is probably the best place.
XSLT can be referenced at w3schools, but I actually suggest the MS XSL documentation as a primer for understanding the basics. Just don't hold onto the syntax, cause some of that might be different.
XPath is another one I would suggest going to the MS documentation first to get a primer, then move on to http://www.topxml.com/xsl/XPathRef.asp for reference later on.
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