Where to Learn More
XML is poised to become a major player on the Internet. Companies are excited by the technology and have invested large amounts of time and money in its development.
Some companies have already released XML tools you can download for free over the Internet. A variety of applications exist, ranging from simple XML syntax checkers (programs that make sure your XML documents conform to XML specifications) to XML-to-HTML converters.
The growth and development of XML is well-documented online in resources such as the following:
- The XML FAQ
Your first stop in learning more about XML.
- The SGML/XML Web Pages
http://www.sil.org/sgml/xml.html
This site contains everything XML—from beginner information through high-level technical analysis.
- XML.com
XML.com is a clearing house of great articles and information on XML.
- The XML Exchange
The XML Exchange is a forum dedicated to the discussion of XML DTDs.
- The World Wide Web Consortium
The World Wide Web Consortium’s official web site is the best place to go for the latest news on new XML standards and proposals.
- XML INFO
A “well-organized and up-to-date” collection of resources on XML.
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