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Microformats
RDF (Resource Description Framework)
- Add Semantic Richness To Your Markup With (RDF) Ease - Meitar Moscovitz
- Converter To RDF - W3C Wiki
- Dave Beckett's RDF Resources
- Getting Deep Into Metadata - Nate Zelnick
- RDFa on MediaWiki - Toby A Inkster
- RDFa vs. RDF/XML - W3C Wiki
- RDF and Metadata - Tim Bray
- RDF For The Rest Of Us - Keith Alexander
- RDF - Using XML to describe Data - Ralph R. Swick
- RFD - WC3
- RDF: Ready for Prime Time - Shelley Powers
- RDF - why we should care - and RSS - Edd Dumbill
- What is RDF? - Tim Bray
- What Is RDF - Joshua Tauberer
- Why I don't like RDF - Simon St.Laurent
RDFa (Resource Description Framework in attributes)
- Introduction
to RDFa - Mark Birbeck
- Introduction to RDFa II - Mark Birbeck
- Linked Data in HTML - Manu Sporny, et al.
- Microdata - Sam Ruby
- Microformats 2 and RDFa Collaboration - Manu Sporny
- RDFa is to Structured Data, Like Canvas is to Bitmap and SVG is to Vector - Shelley Powers
- RDFa - ESW Wiki
- RDFa in HTML - Sam Ruby
- RDFa in HTML5 - Sam Ruby
- RDFa Primer
- W3C Launches RDFa Working Group - W3C.
RSS (Rich Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication)
- Adding a CSS StyleSheet to your RSS Feed - Pete Freitag
- Building a Semantic Web Site: Bring Metadata Back to RSS - Eric van der Vlist
- Creating and Maintaining a Campus RSS Channel - University of Texas at Austin
- How to Explain RSS the Oprah Way - Stephanie Quilao
- Making Your RSS Feed Look Pretty in a Browser - Ben Hammersley
- Putting RSS to Work: Immediate Action Feeds - Mark Woodman
- RSS 2.0 Specification By Harvard Law
- RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0, Compared - Tim Bray, Paul Hoffman, Sam Ruby, and Rob Sayre
- RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 Compared By Atom Project Wiki
- RSS 2.0 Specification Published by Berkman Center Under Creative Commons License - XML Coverpages
- RSS in Depth - Sam Ruby
- RSS - Really Simple Syndication - Jennifer Kyrnin
- RSS Tutorial for Content Publishers and Webmasters - Mark Nottingham
- RSS Tools
- Simple Web Syndication with RSS 2.0 - Nilpo
- The Rich Site Summary (RSS) DevCenter - O'Reilly
- What is RSS? - Mark Pligrim
- What is RSS? - Simon Griffin
- Writing Semantic Markup - Joshua Porter and Richard MacManus
- Why RSS Is Everywhere - Xeni Jardin
- Why Choose RSS 1.0? - Tony Hammond
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)
- About Fonts in SVG - Divya Manian
- Accessible SVG is Closer Than You Think - David Bolter
- Accessibility Features of SVG - Charles McCathieNevile and Marja-Riitta Koivunen, Editors.
- An SVG Primer for Today's Browsers - David Dailey
- Best Practices for Getting Started with SVG - Jennifer Yu
- Beyond XHTML (Keynote from SVGOpen) - Sam Ruby
- Creating Inline SVGs with HTML5 - Sue Smith
- Cross Platform Scalable Vector Graphics With svgweb - Jim Ray
- Do Not Steal My SVG Semantics - Karl Dubost
- Future Web Accessibility - SVG - Aaron Andersen
- Has the Time Come for Web Designers to Embrace the SVG Image Format? - Pingdom
- How to Add Scalable Vector Graphics to Your Web Page - Craig Buckler
- How to Choose Between Canvas and SVG - Patrick Dengler
- How To Create Simple Shapes With Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) - Steven Bradley
- HTML5: SVG in text/html Dropped For Now - Anne Van Kesteren
- Just How Accessible is SVG? - Henny Swan
- Resources for Learning SVG - Virgina DeBolt
- Responsive Images - Clown Car Technique - Estelle Weyl
- Retain Accessibility Immediately - Douglas Schepers
- Scalable Vector Graphics - Drawing Basics - Craig Buckler
- Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) - W3C
- Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 1.0 Specification - W3C
- SVG12: Brief Clarification on Formal Objections - Bjoern Hoehrmann
- SVG Accessibility Gap Analysis - Rich Schwerdtfeger
- SVG Browser Chart - Jeff Schiller
- SVG and MathML Annexes to HTML5 - Sam Ruby
- SVG Implementations - W3C
- SVG In HTML Introduction - Mozilla Developer Center
- SVG On Acid? - Doug Schepers
- SVG or Canvas? Choosing Between the Two - Mihai Sucan
- SVG Support in Opera 9
- SVG: The New Flash - Eric Vitiello Jr
- SVG Tiny 1.2 in Candidate Wreckommendation Stage - Ian Hickson
- SVG Tutorial - Jakob Jenkov
- SVG vs. Canvas on Trivial Drawing Application - Samuli Kaipiainen and Matti Paksula
- SVG with a Little Help from Raphael - Brian Suda
- SVG Wireframe For Your Website Design - Karl Dubost
- SVG Wow! Demos
- The Problem with SVG and Canvas - Kilian Valkhof
- Using SVG - Chris Coyier
- Using
SVG For Flexible, Scalable, and Fun Backgrounds, Part I -
Shelley Powers
- Using SVG for Flexible, Scalable, and Fun Backgrounds, Part II - Shelley Powers.
- Will RSS Ever Go Mainstream? - Brian Clark
- Wherefore Art Thou, SVG? - Kurt Cagle
- Why Did SMIL and SVG Fail? - Brian Kelly
SMIL (Synchronized Multimedia)
- A Realist's SMIL Manifesto - Fabio Arciniegas A
- Learn about SMIL 3.0 and Test It! - Karl Dubost
- Synchronized Multimedia (SMIL) - W3C
- SMIL a Mess? - Anne van Kesteren
- Text Captioning with SMIL - University of Texas at Austin
- Why Did SMIL and SVG Fail? - Brian Kelly
XHTML
Benefits and ROI
- Benefits of XHTML Modularization- WaSP
- Better Living Through XHTML - Jeffery Zeldman
- Have You Considered Polyglot Markup? - Albert Wiersch
- HTML5 or XHTML? Polyglot Documents Mean You Don't Have To Choose - Phil Archer
- HTML/XHTML Compatibility Authoring Guidelines - Eliot Graff, Editor
- HTML or XHTML: Does It Really Matter? - James Edwards
- In Defence of Polyglot - Sam Ruby
- No to XHTML - Spartanicus
- Polyglot Markup Formal Objection Rationale - Lachlan Hunt
- X/HTML 5 Versus XHTML 2
- What is XHTML5? - Richard Ishida
- Why XHTML - Elliotte Rusty Harold
- Why XHTML is a Bad Idea - Emil Stenstrom
XHTML Definitions and Overviews
- An Introduction to XHTML - Dan Wellman
- Differences Between HTML and XHTML - WHATWG Wiki
- DevGuru XHTML Quick Reference Guide - DevGuru
- Fast and Easy XHTML - Shirley Kaiser
- Getting Friendly With (X)HTML - Eric A. Meyer
- How to Write XHTML - Virginia DeBolt
- Learning XHTML - Simon Jessey
- Making Lists Using XHTML - Dan Cederholm
- Quick guide to XHTML - Anne van Kesteren
- Programming: XHTML - Wiki Books
- To Use or Not to Use: An XHTML Roadmap for Designers - Molly E. Holzschlag
- The XHTML Transition: It's not that difficult - elfur
- What is XHTML5? - Richard Ishida
- What is XHTML by Ian Graham
- XHTML Design Aims - W3C
- XHTML explained
- XHTML Explained - Ross Shannon
- XHTML Reference - David Chau, Belus Technology
MIME (Serving XHTML).
- Content negotiation - Roger Johansson
- Content Negotiation - W3C
- Content-Negotiation Techniques to serve XHTML 1.0 as text/html and application/xhtml+xml - Dominique Hazael-Massieux
- Doctype Declarations and Content-Type Headers - Tommy Olsson
- Eight Steps to Serving Better (X)HTML - Tantek Celik
- HTML Compatibility Guidelines
- I’m Quitting XHTML - Charlie Petitt
- Media Types - How The Web Works - Belus Technology
- MIME and the Web - Larry Masinter
- MIME Types Matter; DOCTYPEs Don't - Anne Van Kesteren
- MT Admin and XHTML - Jacques Distler
- Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part Two: Media Types
- Quick guide to XHTML - Anne Van Kesteren
- Redefining Tag Soup - Faruk Ates
- Serving Up XHTML with the Correct MIME Type - Keystone Websites
- Serving XHTML 1.0 - W3C
- Serving XHTML As HTML - Belus Technology
- Serving XHTML As XML - Belus Technology
- Serving XHTML With the Correct Mime type using PHP - Neil Crosby
- Serving XHTML with the Right MIME Type - WaSP Asks the W3C
- The 'application/xhtml+xml' Media Type
- The Perils of Using XHTML Properly - Roger Johansson
- The Road to XHTML 2.0: MIME Types - Mark Pilgrim
- What If There Already was Broad Support for XHTML? - Adrian Bateman
- XHTML Is Dead - Tommy Olsson
- XHTML is invalid HTML - Anne Van Kesteren
- XHTML Media-types W3C Not
Related XHTML Info
- A Zing Too Far - Jeffery Zeldman
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About the Future of XHTML - Philippe Le Hegaret and Ian Jacobs, W3C
- HTML 5 and XHTML 5 - one vocabulary, two serializations (Editor's First Draft) - Karl Dubost, Editor
- In Defense of Web Developers - Jeffery Zeldman
- Non-Draconian XHTML? - Sam Ruby
- Polyglot Markup: HTML-Compatible XHTML Documents - Editor: Eliot Graff
- XHTML 5 - Bruce Lawson
- XHTML5 in a Nutshell - Sergey Mavrody
- XHTML Is Dead, Long Live XML-Valid HTML5 - Tantek Celik
- XHTML, RIP - Jens Meiert
- X/HTML 5 vs. HTML 2 - xhtml.com
- XHTML WTF - Jeffery Zeldman
- XML on the Web - Bruce Lawson
XSLT
- Beginning to Style Your RSS Feed - Jonathan Christopher
- Reevaluating XSLT 2.0 - Kurt Cagle
- Transforming XML: Automating Stylesheet Creation - Bob DuCharme
- Teaching XSLT New Tricks with EXSLT - Michael Day
- Use XSLT as a Stylesheet for HTML - Jurgen M. Regel
- What is XSLT? - G. Ken Holman
- XSLT as Pretty Printer - Hew Wolff
- XSLT Reference - Miloslav Nic
- XSLT Tutorial - W3Schools
- XSL Transformations (XSLT)
General XML Tutorials
- A Designer's Introduction to XML (video) - Joe Marini
- An Introduction to XML by Dan Wellman
- Learning XML, 2nd Edition, Chapter 2: Markup and Core Concepts - Erik T. Ray
- Technical Introduction to XML - Norman Walsh
- Using XML - J. David Eisenberg
- XML Basics - Mamun Zaman
- XML QuickStart - Originally from Project Cool
- XML School - w3schools.com
- XML Tutorial - tizag.com
- XML Tutorials - ZVON.org
Comprehensive XML Sites
- Cafe con Leche XML News, and Resources
- The Design Goals of XML - Rick Jelliffe
- Extensible Markup Language (XML) - THE official XML site from W3C. The XML Syntax Recommendation is located there
- Oasis - Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards, is a non-profit, international consortium that creates interoperable industry specifications based on public standards such as XML and SGML, as well as others that are related to structured information processing. Robin Cover's comprehensive online reference is located here.
- Oracle XML
- XML.COM - O'Reilly
- XML.ORG - The XML industry portal
XML Articles & Related Links
- A Child's Garden of XML - Simon St.Laurent
- A Really, Really, Really Good Introduction to XML - Tom Myer
- Ampersands Matter - Anne Van Kesteren
- An Introduction to XML Schemas - Dan Wellman
- Automatic XML Namespaces - Liam R. E. Quin
- Bad XML - Jeni Tennison
- Bending XML to Your Will - Stephen Thorpe
- Cracks in the Foundation - Micah Dubinko
- Creating Schemas While Preserving Your Sanity - Simon St. Laurent
- Data Types in XML Schema - Michael Classen
- Diagram Comparing Schema Languages for XML - Rick Jelliffe
- Diagramming the XML Family - Daniel Zambonini
- Do You Know XML? - Ric Johnson
- Don't Invent XML Languages - Tim Bray
- Election Markup Language (EML) Recommended to Member States by Council of Europe - XML Cover Pages
- Evaluating XML Editors - Dan Wellman
- "Forgiving" Browsers Considered Harmful: Structural damage on the information superhighway - J. David Eisenberg
- Google Hates XML - Ric Johnson
- HTML is not XML - Tiffany B. Brown
- HTML/XML Task Force Report - Norman Walsh, Editor
- HOWTO Avoid Being Called a Bozo When Producing XML - Henri Sivonen
- Humpty Dumpty - Sam Ruby
- If You Don't Need XML, Then Don't Use It! - Kurt Cagle
- Introducing the W3C HTML/XML Task Force - Norman Walsh
- Introduction to XML - J. David Eisenberg
- Is Microsoft's XML Format About Openness or Control? - tadelste
- Is XML 2.0 Under Development? - Micah Dubinko
- Namespaces in XML - from W3C
- Namespaces - James Clark
- Omit Redundant Classes and Default Attributes - Andrew B. King
- Online Resource Guide to XML - intuit.com
- Overcoming Objections to XML-based Authoring Systems - Brian Buehling
- Printing XML: Why CSS Is Better than XSL - Hakon Wium Lie and Michael Day
- Profiling XML Schema - Paul Kiel
- Relations Between Schema Languages for XML - Janus Dam Nielson
- The 7 (f)laws of the Semantic Web - Dan Zambonini
- The More Things Change - Micah Dubinko
- Transitional vs. Strict Markup - Roger Johansson
- Unwebbable - Joe Clark
- Unwebbable Castoffs - Joe Clark
- Using Stylesheet Schemas - Bob DuCharme
- W3C XML 10 Years - W3C
- Well-Formed - Anne Van Kesteren
- What the Hell is XML - Troy Janisch
- What Next, XML? - Micah Dubinko
- What XML Can Learn from HTML; Also Known as XML5 (video) - Anne van Kesteren
- XML Accessibility Guidelines W3C Working Draft - By the WAI Protocols and Formats Working Group
- XML and Government Schizophrenia - Michael C. Daconta
- XML and the Next Web (and the Previous...) - Simon St. Laurent
- XML - IBM's XML efforts
- XML Bad Practices - Robin Berjon
- XML Books
- XML Design: Data or Documents? - Michael C. Daconta
- XML Error Recovery Community Group - W3C
- XML Is Too Hard For Programmers -
Tim Bray
- Why XML Doesn't Suck - Tim Bray
- An XML Hero Reconsiders? - Kendall Grant Clark
- XML Schema - Anne Van Kesteren
- XML,the Web, and Beyond - Edd Dumbill
- XML tools
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