Contents tagged with XML
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Why XAML makes System.Configuration and Enterprise Library Configuration obsolete
It may seem unrelated, but if you haven't read Fowler's article on DSLs (from Google cache if it's down like now), please do so now. It will help you understand why XAML goes far beyond WPF and presentation.
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How to cross post entries across blogs from Windows Live Writer
I think I'm not the first guy to end up in this situation: I created a lot of content (and loyal readers) on some blog hosting site (in my case http://weblogs.asp.net) and now I want to move on, maybe with a self-hosted solution, maybe with Blogger and its custom domain support, whatever.
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Reading XML document fragments in .NET
A document fragment is an XML file that doesn't have a root element:
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QNames in attribute values considered useful
Quite some time ago (around XML raise as a universal data format), the W3C seemed to be in doubt of the value of QNames (prefix + local name) in attribute values.
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Open source implementation of Simple Sharing Extensions (SSE) is available now!
SSE is an XML micro-format and corresponding sync algorithm that can be embedded in RSS or Atom feeds to allow for two-way synchronization among peers. More important: the algorithm allows for mesh-style synchronization between nodes, with no concept of a "master" copy. This can be game-changing for data-exchange and app-level data interop. But only the future will tell....
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Outlook 2007 and RSS Platform do not support authenticated feeds
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VS2005 XML Editor rocks! Navigating type definitions from instance documents!
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XInclude breaks VS 2005 XML editor intellisense
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Download full DVD set from PDC 2005
Of course you already knew that the PDC 2005 sessions are available online, right? (although not for much longer, I heard). But you just don't have the time to browse the list to find the interesting ones and download them one by one... Well, now you can point your favorite site copier software to the starting point Full PDC05 Sessions (grouped by DVD ;)), and download the full set. Note that the links point to the zipped presentations only.
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XQuery AND XSLT 2.0 WILL be available for .NET v2.0!!!
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