[QOTD:Mike Champion] Infoset, Trees, XPath, Declarative Programming, and Why XML Syntax Doesn't Matter

• Harnessing JSON Syntax JSON’ s affiliation with Ajax has frankly been overshadowed by XML. As a mark-up language specifically built for JavaScript JSON should be on the frontline in developing Ajax based application. But JSON is overshadowed by XML because the former mark-up language is specifically built to Jav ...

• Ajax XPath XML is a very important part of Ajax. It strings the data together so that it could be read in the client side. This mark-up language ensures that data compatibility across browsers and applications are there. Developers who are using frameworks could easily handle XML because it has been used in ot ...

• Verify the integrity of directory trees using Checksum Verifier Small utility to verify chec ...

• [len:QOTD] Ready, Fire, Aim Is it really that taxing... - O'Reilly XML Blog Most of the time when I find a programmer struggling with XML, they are a relational database programmer or an object-oriented programmer, or both. We should have lined these guys u ...

• TLS: An exercise in concurrent programming A walkthough about multi-threading an app and a useful helper c ...

• Game Programming - One Introduction to the methods used to create a simple ...

• Game Programming - Two Introduction to the methods used to create a simple ...

• Taming Trees: Building Branching Structures Learn tree nomenclature and how to build binary trees that can recursively traverse and draw their own no ...

• Game Programming - One Introduction to the methods used to create a simple ...

• Clean Up Function Syntax Mess with decltype The funky syntax of a function's return type isn't just unreadable in many cases—it's also a common source of maintenance problems. However, with the new decltype operator your functions will look much cleaner and easier to maint ...