Project Cool Guide To Xml For Web Designers - Brossura

Martin, Teresa-A

 
9780471344018: Project Cool Guide To Xml For Web Designers

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XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is a standards-based technology which is being universally implemented by major corporations such as Microsoft, IBM, and Netscape. It is seen as the information format of the future: a programming language which is more flexible than HTML, allowing excellent accessing and cataloguing of data, and the ability to display it attractively. This resource is written in light of important changes, aimed at Webmasters and designers who want to fully exploit XML's capabilities for presenting data. The challenge is not in knowing how to format an XML tag, but in knowing how, when, and why to incorporate it into a Website. The key to using XML effectively to present data lies in understanding the nature of structured documents and the relationship between data, structure, display interpreters, and final display. By clearly and comprehensively exploring these areas, the authors aim to give readers a firm grasp of the problems that XML solves and how it solves them. The companion Website allows users the opportunity to see XML in action, and to practice design techniques with a live demo.

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L'autore

TERESA A. MARTIN is the cofounder of Project Cool, the online resource for webmasters, and a celebrated interactive media guru.

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A complete webmaster′s and web designer′s guide to exploiting XML′s full capabilities for presenting data.

Project Cool(TM) Guide to XML for Web Designers.

Internationally renowned web developer Teresa A. Martin gets you up to speed on what XML is, how it works, how it fits in with other web design and development tools, and how, when, and why to incorporate it into your web site. Project Cool Guide to XML for Web Designers is the only XML guide geared specifically to the needs of webmasters and designers, and offers clear step–by–step guidance for integrating the XML process–from DTDs, parsing, and assigning style data to displaying a page in web browsers. You get all the background information and working examples you need to:
∗ Master the XML syntax to create well–formed and valid documents.
∗ Build a simple DTD and create elements and attributes lists.
∗ Attach styles to an XML document and display it in a web page.
∗ Work with XML and the 5.X browsers to display pages more powerfully.
∗ Use the new Document Object Model (DOM).
∗ Learn about the new XSL specification, CSS, and IE5 behaviors.

On the companion web site at www.projectcool.com/guide/xml you′ll find:
∗ A live demo that lets you see XML in action.
∗ Regular updates on emerging XML specifications and applications.
∗ Working examples of XML solutions.
∗ Visual glossaries.

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