#xquery — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #xquery, aggregated by home.social.
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#GenerativeArt interlude
Oh look! A kuwahara filter turning my photo into something painted.
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#GenerativeArt interlude
Invasion percolation: immiscible substances in a porous medium
Seeping along a crack
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Just for say, BaseX 12.3 is out, et c’est de la bombe ! In particular, the new XPath syntax for JSON and InvisibleXML. So good. #xquery #json #invisibleXML #basex
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#GenerativeArt interlude
#genuary2026 #genuary3 Fibonacci forever
Here we show the tiles from a random tiling (with wild tiling edges) that contain points along a Fibonacci spiral (or two)
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How To: XML-config для хранимых процедур MS SQL — создание, разбор, развёртывание
Всем привет! Меня зовут Александр Гаврилов, я архитектор баз данных и аналитических систем в GRI. Если вы когда-нибудь пытались выполнить одну и ту же операцию с похожими таблицами в разных базах, да ещё и на разных серверах, то знаете, насколько это может быть мучительно. В этой статье я покажу один из рабочих вариантов, как упростить такую задачу, и заодно расскажу про интересную функцию XQuery, которая может неожиданно помочь.
https://habr.com/ru/companies/gri/articles/975938/
#mssql #tsql #xml #запросы #XQuery #PowerShell #HowTo #deploy
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Despite rumours, #XML, #invisibleXML (#iXML) #XSLT, #XQuery all very much alive. They solve real problems and meet people’s needs.
native XSLT in the browser might go away. So applications like https://wendellpiez.github.io/PellucidLiterature/Amsel/amsel.scholia.xmll might stop working (made by Wendell Piez) which is sad but won’t affect large corporations and their revenue.
There is still no standard way to mark up a poem in HTML. No business case for it. But you can do it in XML with the #TEI.
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#Balisage = https://www.balisage.net/ - seems to be going strong; it’s a conference about the theory behind, and practice of, document markup, especially #XML and related technologies such as #XProc #XSLT #XQuery #Schematron #RelaxNG #XPath #TextEncodingInitiative and many more.
XML was badly hurt by people applying it to everything in sight, but for what XML was designed for and is good at, there is nothing better.
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#Balisage = https://www.balisage.net/ - seems to be going strong; it’s a conference about the theory behind, and practice of, document markup, especially #XML and related technologies such as #XProc #XSLT #XQuery #Schematron #RelaxNG #XPath #TextEncodingInitiative and many more.
XML was badly hurt by people applying it to everything in sight, but for what XML was designed for and is good at, there is nothing better.
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#Balisage = https://www.balisage.net/ - seems to be going strong; it’s a conference about the theory behind, and practice of, document markup, especially #XML and related technologies such as #XProc #XSLT #XQuery #Schematron #RelaxNG #XPath #TextEncodingInitiative and many more.
XML was badly hurt by people applying it to everything in sight, but for what XML was designed for and is good at, there is nothing better.
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#Balisage = https://www.balisage.net/ - seems to be going strong; it’s a conference about the theory behind, and practice of, document markup, especially #XML and related technologies such as #XProc #XSLT #XQuery #Schematron #RelaxNG #XPath #TextEncodingInitiative and many more.
XML was badly hurt by people applying it to everything in sight, but for what XML was designed for and is good at, there is nothing better.
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#Balisage = https://www.balisage.net/ - seems to be going strong; it’s a conference about the theory behind, and practice of, document markup, especially #XML and related technologies such as #XProc #XSLT #XQuery #Schematron #RelaxNG #XPath #TextEncodingInitiative and many more.
XML was badly hurt by people applying it to everything in sight, but for what XML was designed for and is good at, there is nothing better.
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Hey, fellow XML nerds & tag lovers!
If you happen to be at Markup UK in #London this week, and got questions about eXist-db, want to talk about XQuery, native XML databases, or just rant about trying to force hierarchies into SQL tables?
Juri and Duncan from the eXist-db core team will be in the house! Come say hi — we’d would be happy to talk 💬😄
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Day 20: Fish in glass
I made this as a title image for a talk I gave this year called "Invisible Fish" (about using InvisibleXML as a driver for my art shell). I love this little guy.
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#GenerativeArt interlude
New release of my art code libraries
Implementations of the Archimedean solids plus a few other fun ones and an integrated better 3D rendering of them. Pens. Hobby curves.
There's also a lot of future-looking infrastructure here (see: "maker functions" in the release notes), a fair amount of clean up, performance, etc. Click the "browse" link for detailed release notes.
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#GenerativeArt interlude
New release
https://mathling.com/code/art/documentation/
The big thing here is the substantial rewrite/cleanup/extension of the L-System code
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#GenerativeArt interlude
Fish
You haven't seen a lot of new works out of my lately because I've been playing with a whole new (textual) interface to my underlying components.
It is interesting when you have a different API with different affordances how you end up recasting/reworking a lot of things, so a lotta refactoring is happening too.
Anyway, here is one of the outputs of
"'unique huge diff-slant fish in some 10 deepsea tiling" -
#GenerativeArt interlude
This week's little project is an experiment with using iXML to make a simple interface to my higher level drawing components.
ifish "4 red fish and pink octopus with yellow eyes deepsea background"
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#GenerativeArt interlude
Pre-#Balisage release of my art code
What's new? More geometric operations, integer sequences, complex functions. KML parsing. Chloropleths. etc. As ever, more tests, examples, bug fixes; a certain amount of refactoring.
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A Primo idea from an #ANZREG institution 'Enhance DC XML normalization routines for external sources (PrimoVE)' - https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/308176-primo/suggestions/46872118-enhance-dc-xml-normalization-routines-for-external
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#GenerativeArt #CreativeCoding #XQuery #SVG
The basic chaos game uses random vertex selection, perhaps constrained (e.g."don't pick the same vertex twice in a row").
I experimented w. integer sequences of various sorts, e.g. the Fibonacci, which you take mod the #vertices. If you just use the first N numbers of this sequence repeated, and N < #points, interestingly, you only get N distinct points plotted!
1/φ, regular pentagon: inventory, Recaman
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The fraction 1/φ works really well in most cases.
Here we see how it behaves with 6 and 7 sides regular polygons with the vertex constraint that you can't pick the same vertex twice in a row
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An #introduction appears to be in order:
#Entrepreneur #Investor #Co-Founder & #CEO of #Altova
District Governor of #Rotary District 7930
You might remember me as the co-author of #XMLSpy
Interests: #MobileAppDevelopment, #Drones, #Tech, #Science, #Space, #IOT, #JSON, #XBRL, #XML, #XPATH, #XQUERY, #XSLT, #XMLSCHEMA, and related technologies
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@praxis Well, I worked for about 10 years in the #MapForce Team of #Altova https://www.altova.com/mapforce and I simply loved to integrate various standards like #XBRL #OOXML (Excel) and the internal engine for executing mapping. Furthermore code generators for #CSharp , #Java, #Cpp and exotic stuff like #XSLT and even #XQuery.
In a #ComputerVision startup company (2000-2006) I played around with #ObjectDetection #Fingerprint and used #SupportVectorMachine which were modern in that years.
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@praxis Well, I worked for about 10 years in the #MapForce Team of #Altova https://www.altova.com/mapforce and I simply loved to integrate various standards like #XBRL #OOXML (Excel) and the internal engine for executing mapping. Furthermore code generators for #CSharp , #Java, #Cpp and exotic stuff like #XSLT and even #XQuery.
In a #ComputerVision startup company (2000-2006) I played around with #ObjectDetection #Fingerprint and used #SupportVectorMachine which were modern in that years.
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@praxis Well, I worked for about 10 years in the #MapForce Team of #Altova https://www.altova.com/mapforce and I simply loved to integrate various standards like #XBRL #OOXML (Excel) and the internal engine for executing mapping. Furthermore code generators for #CSharp , #Java, #Cpp and exotic stuff like #XSLT and even #XQuery.
In a #ComputerVision startup company (2000-2006) I played around with #ObjectDetection #Fingerprint and used #SupportVectorMachine which were modern in that years.
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@praxis Well, I worked for about 10 years in the #MapForce Team of #Altova https://www.altova.com/mapforce and I simply loved to integrate various standards like #XBRL #OOXML (Excel) and the internal engine for executing mapping. Furthermore code generators for #CSharp , #Java, #Cpp and exotic stuff like #XSLT and even #XQuery.
In a #ComputerVision startup company (2000-2006) I played around with #ObjectDetection #Fingerprint and used #SupportVectorMachine which were modern in that years.