Writing Invisible XML Grammars
Norm Tovey-Walsh Norm Tovey-Walsh gives us an updated tour of the syntax of Invisible XML documents and how to write (and debug) grammars.Invisible XML
Norm Tovey-Walsh Norm Tovey-Walsh introduces Invisible XML, a language for describing the implicit structure of data, and a set of technologies for making that structure explicit as XML markup. (Updated in November, 2025 to reflect a few minor syntax changes in iXML.)The XML-First vs JSON-First Dilemma: A Content Engineer’s Architectural Guide for Modern Publishing Workflows
Vasu Chakkera Vasu Chakkera discusses the relative merits of XML-first and JSON-first architectures for publishingXSLT: A Precision Tool for the Future of Structured Transformation
Vasu Chakkera Vasu Chakkera gives a summary of some of the varied enterprise uses for XSLTXSLT 3.0 xsl:iterate instruction use cases and examples
Mukul Gandhi Mukul Gandhi introduces us to the XSLT 3.0 xsl:iterate instruction with use cases and examples.Michael Sperberg-McQueen (1954-2024)
Steven DeRose An obituary for Michael Sperberg-McQueen (1954-2024), An Interdisciplinary VisionaryString analysis with XSLT's analyze-string
Mukul Gandhi Mukul Gandhi gives us a tutorial on the uses of, and differences between, XSLT’s analyze-string instruction and XPath’s analyze-string function.XPath higher order functions in the context of XSLT
Mukul Gandhi Mukul Gandhi introduces us to XPath 3.1's Higher Order Functions, as used in XSLT 3.0.Visualizing XML Schemas
Sven Reinck Sven Reinck helps you understand your XML Schemas like never before with the power of visualization.-
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