Effective XML: 50 Ways to Use XML Effectively

Author: Elliotte Rusty Harold (USA)
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book provides you with 50 practical methods, all derived from the best real-world case studies. It explains in an easy-to-understand manner how to save development time when improving XML code, helping you learn how to write easily editable and simple-to-run XML code. This book can answer questions such as:
● How to write a DTD that is independent of namespace prefixes?
● Which parts of the parser's report are reliable, and which are not?
● Is the topic language really suitable for your work?
● Which API should you choose to achieve the fastest and smallest code size?
● Is XML too verbose for your application?
If you want to use XML to better design, deploy, or build systems, please purchase this book and study it carefully!
This book primarily introduces how to effectively use XML to create fast-running and highly optimized code. The author has incorporated their years of experience in teaching and writing XML into this book, aiming to tell readers when, why, and how to effectively use appropriate tools. Starting from the underlying technology of XML and gradually moving to higher-level techniques, the book is divided into four parts:
1. XML syntax
2. XML structure, document organization, and comment information
3. Using different languages to process XML and related APIs, as well as the local semantics of XML tag structures
4. Effective techniques that can be used by systems built on XML documents
This book is suitable for programmers, testers, and other technical personnel who wish to become efficient XML developers to read and reference.