A good place to get started learning XML / XSL (XSLT) / DTD etc.
by "Mark Flint" <mflint(at)ce.mediaone.net>
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A number of you mentioned that you were interested in learning XML but were
just starting or haven't started yet, so I thought I would post a suggestion
about where to start.
There is a very cool, free, tutorial / reference site called
www.w3schools.com that I used and still use to learn and refer back to.
They have well written tutorials on most of the web technologies. Including
but not limited to:
- XML
- XSL
- DTD
- DOM
- Schema
- XForms
- XHTML
- WAP
I find their tutorials to be a quick and interesting reading. Some areas
have interactive sections to them where you can modify code on the screen,
press a button and see what it does. They also have a very comprehensive
hyperlinked reference section on all of these technologies and more.
Interesting stuff, if you have time, you might consider visiting them.
Mark
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