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XML Zone
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Interactive graphical views of your Ant build files give you more information faster, reduce errors, and provide intuitive methods to help you comprehend, modify, and test build targets.
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(10/04/07)
If you're the only one who can understand the code, your program's not done. Work through an XML schema validation problem in Java to learn the importance of writing software that others can easily understand, support, and enhance.
(09/18/07)
Web service performance depends largely on the size of the XML data being transmitted and the speed of XML processing. Fast Infoset helps greatly with those aspects.
(09/13/07)
Discover how to use namespace prefixes to define taxonomies and categorization through compact URI encoding (CURIE) to make the semantic web more accessible for web development.
(09/07/07)
DocBook enables developers to create technical documentation in XML. Learn how to use it to transform its XML output to PDF and HTML automatically and integrate it into your development environment.
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You think you have data management problems? See what happens to developer Justin Whitney when he is presented with a large, mysterious (and dangerous) XML data set. DB2 Express-C saves the day for him and it can for you too. Take back control of your build, production-ready deployment, and distribution of pure XML, even in 64-bit environments. (Sponsored by DevX Skillbuilding from IBM developerWorks)
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(08/10/07)
Harness this powerful user interface pattern to XAML forms to simplify capturing unbounded sets of data.
(07/13/07)
Service orientation is going wireless; it's simply a matter of how much and how soon. XML-RPC and the kXML-RPC library certainly are in the mix for this inevitable convergence.
(07/09/07)
WCF is meant to make things easier for developers, but as with any new technology, getting started can be difficult. Follow these thirteen steps to rev up your WCF knowledge quickly.
(07/06/07)
Avoid the tedious and error-prone task of writing validation "plumbing" code by integrating the Validation Application Block into your .NET applications.
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Bungie Jumps Microsoft's Ship
In a surprising move, Microsoft's most lucrative game developer goes private, days after Halo 3, "one of the biggest entertainment properties in history" ships.
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Microsoft Partially Opens .NET
Later this year, the company plans to let developers look at the source code for its popular .NET Framework. But is it too little too late?
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