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Author: oreillynet.com | Published: 18th May 2008 | Visited: 167 times | Add Comment
Filed in: Core XML

Markup design fascinates me. What is it that makes one format easier to use than another? Why, even within that subset of markup that uses XML syntax, are some markup languages elegant and others unreadable? When is it best to...

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