Ah, the age old question of clueless people trying to get started with a language. I've been to and looked at the specifications and faqs and such, but it's a bit much. Are there any XML tutorials around?
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there's a bunch of links below the articles that will<br>
lead u to various resources on XML.<br>
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lead u to various resources on XML.<br>
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I've been to Ziff-Davis Online and they offer a course in XML. Haven't signed up for it yet, but most likely will after completely the one I'm in now. Have taken courses there before - worked out well. And the price is right! That's at zdu.com.
mgutekunst
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ZDU course is good but look around for more info on the web. Lots of goodies out there.<br>
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I am taking the zdu course, which is now at <A HREF=" TARGET="_new"> but if you are looking for web resources try <A HREF=" TARGET="_new"><br>
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zoneranger
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Anyone out there really used this yet? Does it work or is it pure vapor?<br>
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Actually, your best bet might be to look through the materials at <A HREF=" TARGET="_new">
The msdn link at Microsoft is a very good one to start with....<br><A HREF=" TARGET="_new"> K
zoneranger,<br>you can bet it's not pure vapor. it will/shall be big if not totally necessary. It'll be used from everywhere; internet to setting your Mr Coffee if MS has its way and stays its course. Of course I'm going on month old info so it's probably changed <g><br> <p>John Durbin<br><a href=mailto: john@johndurbin.com> john@johndurbin.com</a><br><a href= </a><br>ICQ #9466492<br>
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so did we...<br><br>and SVG (the new W3C vector graphics standard, implemented by virtually all major vector graphics companies) is written in it... XML is going to be here for a while. Good thing, too. <p>Liam Morley<br><a href=mailto:lmorley@wpi.edu>lmorley@wpi.edu</a><br><a href=] :: imotic :: website :: [</a><br>"light the deep, and bring silence to the world.<br>
light the world, and bring depth to the silence.
light the world, and bring depth to the silence.
oh. I meant to say that I found out a good chunk about XML through <A HREF=" TARGET="_new"> ... they have a lot of good stuff about a lot of different languages, check it out (free classes! not bad..) <p>Liam Morley<br><a href=mailto:lmorley@wpi.edu>lmorley@wpi.edu</a><br><a href=] :: imotic :: website :: [</a><br>"light the deep, and bring silence to the world.<br>
light the world, and bring depth to the silence.
light the world, and bring depth to the silence.
check out <A HREF=" TARGET="_new">
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jonthequik
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<A HREF=" TARGET="_new"> is a really good quick tutorial on XML, DTD, XSL, and DOM. Tutorials by example, but they don't cover the advanced stuff. From there, your on your own.
Hi there,
Well, lots of links here!! I have a tip for newbies anywhere. Want to learn a language?
First of all: Read, read, read and read. No one likes reading, but if you want to learn, just read. Internet, library, whatever.
Second: After you read, you go experimenting. That works for me!! Build websites with no content.
Third: If you think you understand it, write a tutorial. If people understand your tutorial, you know you understand that language. That's my way of learning a language.
Three usefull tips....
Mr Developer
Well, lots of links here!! I have a tip for newbies anywhere. Want to learn a language?
First of all: Read, read, read and read. No one likes reading, but if you want to learn, just read. Internet, library, whatever.
Second: After you read, you go experimenting. That works for me!! Build websites with no content.
Third: If you think you understand it, write a tutorial. If people understand your tutorial, you know you understand that language. That's my way of learning a language.
Three usefull tips....
Mr Developer
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