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@divclassbutton Another vote here for Oxygen XML Editor. I haven’t worked much with DocBook, but I know #DITA well. That program is geared towards XML-based docs and development and makes life much easier.
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@divclassbutton There is a german #XBRL book, but the code base is very small. https://dpunkt.de/produkt/extensible-business-reporting-language/
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@divclassbutton @zizaco @hanshuebner
VHS was the inferior option that took off because of industry adoption rather than technical merit.When I was considering how painful I find it to work with JSON (I deal with #telemetry feeds pushing TBs of #JSON data every day) I was not thinking of #XML as the alternative. I would prefer strongly typed binary encodings like #Avro or #ProtoBuf.
And for sheer expressiveness, strong-typing and open-ended extensibility I would pick #RDFS.
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@divclassbutton @zizaco @hanshuebner
VHS was the inferior option that took off because of industry adoption rather than technical merit.When I was considering how painful I find it to work with JSON (I deal with #telemetry feeds pushing TBs of #JSON data every day) I was not thinking of #XML as the alternative. I would prefer strongly typed binary encodings like #Avro or #ProtoBuf.
And for sheer expressiveness, strong-typing and open-ended extensibility I would pick #RDFS.
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@matzipan @divclassbutton Oh my, looks like we may have a common interest (though I think my specific problem is mostly solved at this point)!
Have you heard of #Mailspring and #JMAP?The former is an Apple Mail-Like IMAP client and the latter is an IMAP alternative that eases building clients.
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https://developer.chrome.com/blog/declarative-partial-updates
Processing Instructions coming to #HTML. I don't think we'll ever get the browser devs to admit the move away from #XML was a mistake, but its going to be interesting to see the sort of interesting applications that we could have had 20 years ago.
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I tried pottery for the first time today, I'm very happy with the results.
I've been meaning to build a shed... maybe I need space for a wheel...
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#xrust version 1.1 is now live!
- Redesign of the implementation of namespaces
- Now support default and FIXED attribute values from <!ATTLIST> declarations in your DTD
- The output order of attributes and namespaces when serializing is now stable, for easier testing of your output
- Improved handling of abbreviated syntax.Check it out!
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@rysiek #AGPL3 is unironically the best license.
- It's compatible with pretty much everything. No need to worry about virality or derivative works or any of that nonsense, just set and forget.
- Corporations will avoid you like the plague, so you don't need to worry about breaking changes or any of that, just hack away without a care as your users are likely doing the same.
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Listening to the Just A Spec podcast where they mentioned that the #StateofHTML 2023 survey results still have not been posted.
I had completely forgotten about that, wonder what the delay is.
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Bit of a wild shot in the dark, but can anyone recommend me some reading on #XBRL , specifically I want to learn more about how Global Ledger works if there is anything out there?
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I know there is a #schematron implementation in #XSLT, has there ever been an attempt to implement #RelaxNG or #XSD in it?
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I know there is a #schematron implementation in #XSLT, has there ever been an attempt to implement #RelaxNG or #XSD in it?
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I know there is a #schematron implementation in #XSLT, has there ever been an attempt to implement #RelaxNG or #XSD in it?
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I know there is a #schematron implementation in #XSLT, has there ever been an attempt to implement #RelaxNG or #XSD in it?
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I know there is a #schematron implementation in #XSLT, has there ever been an attempt to implement #RelaxNG or #XSD in it?
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Bit of an odd question... does anyone have the #RELAXNG test suite?
I've tried downloading it from here, but the ZIP file has everything you need except the input file for the tests. 😅
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Earlier today I gave an impromptu demo of how #XSD works to a coworker and you'd swear I just revealed Santa was real.
There is a simply enormous number of Devs whose only knowledge of #XML tech is second hand retellings of stories about how "Draconian" error handling was oh so terrible, ignoring that we don't use notepad anymore and have modern IDEs that sort everything.
I wonder how to fix this. I really need to get XSD working in xRust next I think, possibly before DTDs.
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I'm starting to scrap the bottom of the barrel when it comes to #XML parser conformance tests. Almost everything that remains require me to:
1- Support external DTDs
2- Validate DTDsSo the questions to consider:
1- Instead of validating DTDs, should I look at something like #XSD or #RelaxNG instead?
2- Is it acceptable practice to bundle popular DTDs like #XHTML with the project so we can minimize the network calls? I don't think that'd be a bad idea, so long as licensing allows it.
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Anyone got a sample document they can share that is absolutely rancid when it comes to #xml namespaces? Building the support for them in my #xmlparser during my time off.
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Anyone got a sample document they can share that is absolutely rancid when it comes to #xml namespaces? Building the support for them in my #xmlparser during my time off.
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Anyone got a sample document they can share that is absolutely rancid when it comes to #xml namespaces? Building the support for them in my #xmlparser during my time off.