Learning XML: Creating Self-Describing Data
by Erik T. Ray
This book by Erik T. Ray provides an introduction to XML, focusing on creating self-describing data structures. It explains the core concepts of markup, syntax, and document organization to help readers build effective XML for data sharing and processing. Ideal for those new to structured data formats.
About This Book
Learning XML: Creating Self-Describing Data introduces the essentials of XML, a markup language designed for defining data structures that describe themselves.
The book covers the syntax and rules for building XML documents, emphasizing how XML enables flexible data exchange without relying on specific applications.
Readers will explore practical ways to organize information using tags and attributes, making data more readable and maintainable.
Through clear explanations, the guide helps beginners understand XML's role in web development and data management.
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