Xml Applications (Programmer to Programmer) Book

XML--it's the hip acronym of the moment as the Net community moves on from HTML and onto something which provides greater flexibility and gives the document designer more control.Increasingly it seems, XML is also opening doors to enhanced data storage and data transfer.In typical Wrox style, XML Applications is packed with code examples and is written with a structure with proves a major aid to the earning process.Starting with the roots of XML design by explaining the basics of the DTD, the book moves swiftly on to examine a massive range of subjects including the difference between well-formed and valid documents, using XML documents as data storage receptacles, client and server-side XML and how to use XML with Cascading Style Sheets.Although heavily slanted towards a Microsoft-based platform, the information contained within the cover so this book could prove invaluable to the Web programmer/developer looking to extend their knowledge to encompass the Net's "Next Big Thing".Read More