(Ed Tittel) At Microsoft, a quiet revolution in how developers build user interfaces (UIs) has been underway since 2004. (R)

(Uche Ogbuji) I’ve heard it 1000 times since ‘97. “XML, it’s just plumbing”. Maybe, but it hasn’t really felt that way in past years. Too much was still unsettled, and and there were too many people who were not interested in letting things settle (including me). On the rebound from 2 very enjoyable

(Dave Kellogg) One of my big gripes with most content-oriented software is that it requires a big bang approach (see The First Step’s a Doozy). The basic premise behind most content software is roughly:

(Ed Tittel) The Freshmeat.org project known as xml2ddl provides a set of Python programs under the GNU General Public License, or GPL. Given a working Python runtime environment, this set of tools works on many operating systems, including most Windows, Linux, and UNIX platforms. It also works with

(Damon Armstrong) I’ve been working with a number of XML documents recently. Basically I’m trying to expose configuration values stored in XML configuration files in an object-oriented structure. I’m using an in-memory XML document and just referencing values as needed from that document. The XML

(Martin Brown) RSS is a hot topic these days, as it provides an easy way to stream data online. This article, the first of a four-part series on developing VoiceXML applications, shows you how to develop a voice-enabled RSS reader. The input to the application is RSS data, and the output is VoiceXML

You guys might know the importance of XML, XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a flexible markup language, meant to store, carry, and exchange data. We can make use of XML as a simple database to store data and retrieve data.

(Frank Cohen) Elliotte Harold put together a good summary of the state of native XML database technology here. His announcement of the information to the XQuery-talk email list elicited a big response. XQuery-talk is a list started by Jason Hunter of MarkLogic and is populated by the architects, dev

(Hardeep Singh) Learn how to extend the XML model in order to create rich clients using XML data transferred from your application server. Discover how to use Dynamic HTML (DHTML) to present the XML, XPath to navigate the XML and the Document Object Model (DOM) to modify and serialize the XML back t

In this video “how to” Dan Wahlin walks through the steps required to install and configure Subversion to control your .NET source code revisions. Several commercial options exist for source control of course such as Vault and Microsoft’s Visual SourceSafe to name just two. Subversion is an open s