How are you going to manage and store all that XML data? Simple database? Maybe a not-so-simple database. See why a hierarchical structure designed for XML could be a better choice than a ...

HTML and XML are structural foundations of every website or application. It is crucial that developers learn — and master — both.

That's where the Perl module called XML::Simple comes in. It takes away the drudgery of parsing XML data, making the process easier than you ever thought possible.

The W3C has published a first public working draft of XML Schema Patterns for Common Data Structures, a set of data types, structures and schema patterns to increase Web services interoperability.

Data that has been encoded (“marked up”) in XML is just a plain text file with text surrounded by tags. At its core, XML is platform and application independent; you don’t need a proprietary ...

The W3C, which is working on a slew of XML- related recommendations, calls XML "a common syntax for expressing structure in data." ...

Google loves XML Sitemaps, it gives their bots an easy way to discover all your content. Even better, it gives webmasters a way to see how many of their URLs in their sitemap file were indexed and ...

XML structures vary widely in arrangement, complexity, and whether the data is held in content or attributes. A variation of this sample XML is used throughout this article.

So, I started out here and got that (mostly) working with an XML Stylesheet transform and I've ended up here trying to normalize some of my data. My problem is that, the database structure doesn't ...