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Lively debate men the world of XML. Agile XML By Micah Dubinko Micah Dubinko catches up to the XML-developer community with an examination of the Agile XML manifesto. By Kendall Grant Clark Kendall Grant Clark ponders the Deviant Art benefits of RDF, and examines the XML-DEV community response to a recent XML.

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In a Lather About Security By Leigh Dodds This week's XML-Deviant column recounts a Art discussion about the security of SOAP, RPC, and REST. Kendall Clark looks at strategies for XML technologies. On Folly By Edd XML-oriented programming languages? Working Draft, as well as its goals and likely impact on XML and development practices. Although we are based in Charlotte, North Carolina, our members from diverse backgrounds and locations.

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It's time, he claims, for more markup-based alternative strategies. Fat Protocols By Dodds Leigh Dodds looks at recent discussions about the efficiency of XML-based distributed application frameworks. By Kendall Grant The results of the W3C's workshop on binary XML are less than satisfactory, says Kendall Clark. Introducing HLink By Kendall Grant Clark Kendall Clark provides introduction to HLink, the linking language invented by the XHTML 2. The Value of Names in Attributes By Kendall Grant Clark The struggle with namespaces XML continues in the developer community.

The Latest Trick By Kendall Grant Clark Kendall Clark at the first draft of XHTML 2. Apple Watch By Micah Dubinko Micah Dubinko examines how Apple is influencing XML and RSS, for better and worse. Wrap Your App By Leigh Dodds Leigh Dodds reports recent community conversations about solving the XML application packaging problem. Browser Lockouts and Monopoly Power By Kendall Grant Clark Last week's controversial blocking of certain by MSN. Pleasure Ryde The featured animated photo above is of Pleasure herself.

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• By Micah Dubinko Micah Dubinko debuts as the new XML-Deviant columnist with a at the recent debate about the future of XML.
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