What are your favorite XML resources?

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Brian
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What are your favorite XML resources?

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I have several links to XML web sites and articles, but I am always looking for more. Would anyone care to share some favorites?
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I used to love devshed a lot but they haven't been keeping up the quality of articles that they used to possess.

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From http://www.w3schools.com, XML School

I like that place =)
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Yeah in general if you want the real low down on any web related protocol you must check http://www.w3.com and look at the RFC listings.

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Post by hex »

Yeah, DevShed aren't the best. They have a few good articles but their content is cluttered and ugly etc. WebMonkey has always been a favourite among (newbie?) developers. Have a look at their XML section: http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/authoring/xml/

Also, I just posted my HTML to XHTML convertor over at EvilWalrus.com - http://www.evilwalrus.com/viewcode.php?codeEx=482
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Post by Yaa 101 »

Best way to learn is to read code

http://www.xmlpitstop.com/default.asp?D ... MLEXAMPLES


Though you have to be able to lookup what that code means:

http://zvon.org/
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Post by volka »

I like the msxml-SDK-help for local use. Whatever one may think about Microsoft, I found the msdn-help on (at least semi-) open standards to be accurate
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Hi there,
one of my favorites sites about xml (as general) :
http://xmlhack.com
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