(Imran Shaik) In our previous tutorial we have seen how we can use XML axis properties to consume XML returned from a web service in Silverlight applications, in this example however we will look at how XML Literals and Embedded Expressions can be used to easily write fast and efficient Web Services

(Trenton Moss) AJAX or Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, is an innovative way of using existing technologies to create highly interactive web applications. AJAX allows portions of the page to be updated without having to refresh and reload the entire page. It can increase site performance significant

(Neil Kilbride) Whilst there are times when I’d rather be rubbing Dorset Naga chillies in my eyes, most days I’m glad I develop in C# on the .Net framework. Take today for example. I needed to look into manipulating XML via XSLT; a powerful transformation language for XML.

(Kingsley Idehen) For all the one-way feed consumers and aggregators, and readers of the original post, here is a variant equipped hyperlinked phrases as opposed to words. As I stated in the prior post, the post (like most of my posts) was part experiment / dog-fodding of automatic tagging and hyper

(Ponkumar and Sujata De) Voice interaction is by far the most natural choice of interaction for humans. When it comes to communicating with computers, interaction by voice brings in flexibility and ease of use to the consumer. The caller does not need to type in any information and can be on the mov

(Uche Ogbuji) Learn about Jacquard, a software development methodology specialized for Web projects, and especially for Web development among diverse teams. Jacquard looks to align the work and goals of business interest personnel, Web designers, programmers, project managers, database analysts, and

(Stan Kitsis) XML is everywhere from XML Web Services to databases to config files to Office documents. This article will show you tooling support offered in Visual Studio 2008 that will make working with XML easier. It will cover editing XML files, working with XML schemas, debugging XSLT style she

(Chuck Allen) One of HR-XML’s big challenges is people — or more specifically how to model them. HR-XML needs to represent human resources — and a variety of their “designees” — in a variety of contexts and roles: employee, candidate, contractor, subscriber, account holder, assessment subject, scree

(Marc Van Cappellen) A few months ago, my friend Minollo blogged about XQuery against RDBMS: let the engine optimize your SQL. And last week again, a question on some newsgroup attracted our attention.

(David Barrett) XML support in ActionScript is actually quite nice (though it’s a bit creepy to see raw XML inserted straight into the code). The whole E4X thing takes some getting used to, but in general everything just works surprisingly well. Except for deleting. That just doesn’t work at all lik