
Introduction To XML
by Mark Long
Start the free chapterXML (Extensible Markup Language) is a W3C-recommended general-purpose markup language for creating special-purpose markup languages. It is capable of describing many different kinds of data. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the sharing of data across different systems, particularly systems connected via the Internet. XML allows more control over data and is instumental in the use of RDF, RSS, XHTML and SVG. VTC Author, Mark Long guides you through the first steps of utilizing XML for your data and your websites. Whether you are building an RSS feed for a podcast or building a Java based program, this tutorial will give you the foundation to move ahead. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the Introduction to XML lessons.
Course content
Welcome/Intro4 lessons
XML Basics6 lessons
XML Documents10 lessons
- XML Document Basics5:241 credit or ad
- XML Editors4:101 credit or ad
- Viewing Documents2:261 credit or ad
- Document Structure2:181 credit or ad
- XML Declaration4:491 credit or ad
- Elements3:211 credit or ad
- Attributes3:371 credit or ad
- Values1:331 credit or ad
- Special Characters5:221 credit or ad
- Comments3:151 credit or ad
DTD Schemas10 lessons
- Schema3:021 credit or ad
- DTD Or XSD4:111 credit or ad
- Well Formed & Valid3:191 credit or ad
- DTD Basics3:581 credit or ad
- DTD Elements5:071 credit or ad
- DTD Element Options3:271 credit or ad
- Creating A DTD5:311 credit or ad
- Attributes In DTD3:021 credit or ad
- DTD Data Types3:091 credit or ad
- Internal & External DTD3:161 credit or ad
XML Schemas4 lessons
Validating XML Documents4 lessons
Namespaces4 lessons
CSS7 lessons
XPath3 lessons
XSL10 lessons
- Introduction4:081 credit or ad
- XSL Examples2:361 credit or ad
- XSLT Basics2:171 credit or ad
- Creating An XSLT Stylesheet5:251 credit or ad
- Templates Pt.13:581 credit or ad
- Templates Pt.25:291 credit or ad
- Patterns & Expressions5:371 credit or ad
- Sorting Results4:401 credit or ad
- XSLT Functions3:151 credit or ad
- XSLT Example7:311 credit or ad