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Mozilla and Opera Renew the Browser Battle
By Kendall Grant Clark Mozilla and Opera have joined together to drive forward browser standards, in an effort to head off the threat from Microsoft's .NET plans -- and route around a lagging W3C. [Jun. 16, 2004] Little Back Corners By John E. Simpson In this month's XML Q&A column John E. Simpson examines some of the back corners of XPath processor namespace handling. [Feb. 25, 2004] Making Web Services Work at Amazon By Edd Dumbill Jeff Barr, Amazon's web services evangelist, presented Tuesday at XML 2003, explaining the decisions involved in making Amazon's puiblic web services strategy a success. [Dec. 9, 2003] XForms and Microsoft InfoPath By Micah Dubinko Micah Dubinko, author of XForms Essentials, compares W3C XForms and Microsoft InfoPath, the data gathering technology shipping with Microsoft Office 2003. [Oct. 29, 2003] The XML Book Business By Kendall Grant Clark Kendall Clark comments on a recent discussion among XML developers about the unfortunate state of the XML technical book business. [Oct. 29, 2003] Commercializing the Semantic Web By Kendall Grant Clark In the first of his reports from the 2nd International Semantic Web Conference, Kendall Clark discusses the path forward for successfully selling and developing Semantic Web technology into industry. [Oct. 22, 2003] At Microsoft's Mercy By Kendall Grant Clark The future of XML editing is pretty much in Microsoft's hands, writes Kendall Grant Clark, reporting on community reaction to the news that Microsoft Office 2003's much-hyped XML features will be restricted to the higher-end versions of the suite. [Apr. 23, 2003] Business at XML 2002 By Alan Kotok Rounding up the news from the business side of the recent XML 2002 conference, Alan Kotok reports an increase in government clients for XML businesses. [Jan. 8, 2003] Hot and Fresh Technology for the Enterprise By Antoine Quint This month's SVG column takes a step back from SVG's use for end-user graphics and examines its potential in the enterprise context. [Apr. 17, 2002] Making XML Work in Business By Alan Kotok In this report from the XML 2001 conference, Alan Kotok describes where XML is really working inside businesses. [Jan. 2, 2002] Growing Ideas at XML 2001 By Simon St. Laurent The XML 2001 exposition featured a special "Incubator" zone, where young XML companies exhibited their products. We checked out the encouraging array of new technologies. [Dec. 19, 2001] Patents and Web Standards Town Hall Meeting By Michael Champion A report from the "town hall" meeting at XML 2001 on patents and their interaction with W3C standards. [Dec. 19, 2001] Being Too Generous By Leigh Dodds Leigh Dodds reports on the community's so far successful efforts to convince Microsoft to fix XML conformance bugs in IE6. [Sep. 19, 2001] Top 10 Interview Questions When Hiring XML Developers By Brian Buehling XML.com's guide for managers faced with the task of filling positions within their organizations that require a solid understanding of the foundations of XML-related technologies. [Apr. 11, 2001] XML 2000 Show Floor Review By Simon St. Laurent New and interesting technologies from the show floor at XML 2000, including Schemantix, Fourthought, Kinecta, Ontopia and Architag. [Dec. 7, 2000] Embracing Web Services By Edd Dumbill Delivering a talk entitled "Web Services: Requirements, Challenges and Opportunities," Greg Hope laid down the future of web business as Microsoft sees it, and especially the role of XML technologies. [Nov. 14, 2000] XML DevCon 2000 Reports XML DevCon 2000 took place in June 2000 in New York. XML.com reported live from the show, covering the latest vendor and product news. [Jul. 5, 2000] XML Europe 2000 Reports By Edd Dumbill Held from 12th-16th June in Paris, France, the XML Europe 2000 conference demonstrated the continuing increase in innovation and application of XML. We reported daily from the show all week. [Jun. 21, 2000] Object Design becomes eXcelon Corp. By Simon St. Laurent XML is here to stay: Object Design has renamed itself after its flagship XML product, eXcelon. Simon St.Laurent reports on the name change and eXcelon Corp.'s new range of XML products. [Feb. 2, 2000] Sun, Adobe Post $90,000 Prize for XSL Implementation By Liora Alschuler Frustrated with the slow pace of application development for rendering XML content, Sun Microsystems and Adobe are offering $90,000 in grants to individuals or corporations who can deliver applications to jumpstart XSL. [Mar. 15, 1999] Oracle plans XML support in 8i By Mark Walter Oracle 8i's built-in XML support is the most extensive of any leading relational database to date, and XML.com has the details in this exclusive look at the new release. [Nov. 9, 1998] Microsoft Outlines XML Support in IE 5 Beta 2 By Tim Bray This week Microsoft announces the next beta of Internet Explorer 5.0. XML.com has the details of the browser's XML support. [Oct. 14, 1998] |
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