Michel Rodriguez
Michel Rodriguez is a senior programmer/analyst for IEEE Standards. He has been involved in all sorts of goofy SGML/XML endeavors in the last 8 years, from a huge SGML workbench for the aerospace industry to the XML::Twig Perl module, including writing an SGML transformation language with an SGML syntax way before this became the latest fad.Articles by this author:
What's Wrong with Perl and XML?Perl, the choice of many for programming on the Web, lags behind Java and C++ in the XML popularity contest. Michel Rodriguez shares his opinions on what's wrong, and what could be done about it. [Oct. 11, 2000]
XML in WordPerfect 9: A User's View
A user's perspective on editing XML in Corel's WordPerfect 9. Despite its shortcomings, we find that WP9 provides a productive, easy-to-use environment for editing XML. [May. 31, 2000]
XML in WordPerfect 9: A Developer's View
Corel's WordPerfect 9 boasts XML editing support, but how practical is it for everyday production use? We gave it a test in the field with an XML developer and a user. This article gives us a developer's perspective. [May. 31, 2000]
Character Encodings in XML and Perl
This article examines how to handle character encodings with XML and Perl: which encodings are handled natively, converting to and from Unicode, and what to do when your tools don't support Unicode. [Apr. 26, 2000]
XML::Parser and Character Encodings
[Apr. 26, 2000]
Encodings in XML::Parser: Examples
[Apr. 26, 2000]
Encodings in XML::Parser: Conclusion
[Apr. 26, 2000]
Processing XML with Perl
Perl has an unparalleled wealth of XML support, but where do you start? Can you tell a twig from a tree? Can you see the DOM for the groves? Read on to find out which Perl module to use for your XML processing. [Apr. 5, 2000]
Processing XML with Perl - Part 2
Perl has an unparalleled wealth of XML support, but where do you start? Can you tell a twig from a tree? Can you see the DOM for the groves? Read on to find out which Perl module to use for your XML processing. [Apr. 5, 2000]
