Saturday - March 14, 2009
XML's not abstract enough. Let's use XLIFF to encode XML to encode our document.
XLIFF is handy. But when every <group> has an extension data type, something's gone amiss.
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Steven Lott
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Wednesday - April 23, 2008
SOA New Realities
I'm just coming to grips with SOA implemented with REST and JSON, and I'm pleased with the tidy, elegant simplicity of it.
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Steven Lott
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Saturday - December 30, 2006
XML - Scripting - SQL - a DSL: which fits the problem better?
We've wandered from the original point: lame
justification from XML. We've moved on to looking at the four core choices for
data representation: XML, a Scripting language (e.g. Python), SQL and a DSL. We
have tradeoffs among these languages. We also have knee-jerk preferences, not
based on engineering, but on considerations best described as
political.
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Sunday - February 15, 2004
JB replies: Why Another Programming Language?
The reasons are simple - my problem appears
unique (at least to me).
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Wednesday - December 24, 2003
XML/XSLT - A Response
XSLT holds the promise of being the universal
tool and doing all things poorly
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Saturday - December 13, 2003
Not the first time...
XML/XSLT and related standards appear to be the
holy grail or maybe the philosopher's stone for data processing.
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