ericP: take a glance before the Budapest BOF #2
edd: the XML.com web stats make interesting reading. highest traffic articles show XML trends. for ages it was the "What is XML?" article dominating
edd: 2 years ago the "What is XML Schema?" article came up to join it
edd: These two are still the most popular. But the third is now RDF, which has overtaken XSLT.
edd: 2 years ago the "What is XML Schema?" article came up to join it
edd: These two are still the most popular. But the third is now RDF, which has overtaken XSLT.
DanC: in which Altheim and Hayes go over XML markup and semantics
DanC: one message in a large thread, actually.
DanC: one message in a large thread, actually.
dajobe: yet more. Now, the community is small because it sends lots of email, work that one out.
danbri: Says plenty of sane things, though could tone down the curmudgeonlyness...
danbri: I don't find the ntriples-in-xml stuff easy to read...
dajobe: it's not even ntriples-in-xml. Frames (again, like rdf/xml) and incomplete coverage of all RDF graphs
danbri: Says plenty of sane things, though could tone down the curmudgeonlyness...
danbri: I don't find the ntriples-in-xml stuff easy to read...
dajobe: it's not even ntriples-in-xml. Frames (again, like rdf/xml) and incomplete coverage of all RDF graphs