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Voice enabling XML, Part 1: Develop a voice-enabled RSS reader
RSS is a hot topic these days, as it provides an easy way to stream data online. This article, the first of a four-part series on developing VoiceXML applications, shows you how to develop a voice-enabled RSS reader. The input to the application is RSS data, and the output is VoiceXML that can be read and spoken by your favorite compatible voice application. 		Articles 21 Aug 2007  
 
Top ten XML articles and tutorials - February 2007
Explore the XML content that your fellow readers recently focused on. 		14 Mar 2007  
 
XML for Perl developers, Part 3: Advanced manipulating and writing techniques
This article, the third in a three-part series, uses the parsing techniques introduced in Part 2 to build tree structures that can be transformed, navigated, and written. You will then see how to feed transformed parse trees into SAX pipelines, further transform them, and write them as text or to SQL databases. Finally you will learn how to reverse this, using database content to drive SAX pipelines. 		Articles 13 Feb 2007  
 
XML for Perl developers, Part 2: Advanced XML parsing techniques using Perl
This series is a guide to those who need a quick XML-and-Perl solution. Part 1 looked at XML::Simple, a tool to integrate XML into a Perl application. This second article in the series introduces the Perl programmer to the two major schools of XML parsing: tree parsing and event-driven parsing. 		Articles 06 Feb 2007  
 
XML for Perl developers, Part 1: XML plus Perl -- simply magic
This series is a guide to those who need a quick XML-and-Perl solution. In a surprisingly large number of cases, you only need one tool to integrate XML into a Perl application, XML::Simple. Part 1 tells you where to get it, how to use it, and where to go next. Once you whet your appetite for working with XML in Perl, the other two articles in this series will help you sharpen your new skills further. 		Articles 30 Jan 2007  
 
XForms tip: Accepting XForms data in Perl
The Perl programming language is widely used on the Internet, and it will continue to be popular for quite some time. It's considered an easy language to program in because it handles strings very well. Also, what you can do in a few lines in Perl takes many more lines of code in other programming languages. In this tip, you'll learn how to submit an XForms form using POST to a Perl script, and capture the data for later use. 		Articles 03 Oct 2006  
 
XML Matters: YAML improves on XML
In this article, David introduces you to YAML, a data serialization format that can be easily read by humans and is well-suited to encoding the data types used in dynamic programming languages. In contrast to XML, YAML uses clean and very minimal structural indicators, relying largely on indentation of nested elements. More importantly, for many tasks the superior syntax of YAML is the far better semantic fit between YAML and "natural" data structures. 		Articles 01 Oct 2002  
 
Effective XML processing with DOM and XPath in Perl
Based on an analysis of several large XML projects, this article examines how to make effective and efficient use of DOM. Developer/author Tony Daruger provides a set of usage patterns and a library of functions to make DOM robust and easy to use. Though the DOM offers a flexible and powerful means for creating, processing, and manipulating XML documents, some aspects of DOM make it awkward to use and can lead to brittle and buggy code. This article suggests ways to avoid the pitfalls. Perl code samples demonstrate the techniques. 		Articles 01 Oct 2001  
 
Perl developers: Fill your XML toolbox
In this article updated June 2001, find out about more than 20 of the essential tools, libraries, and modules needed for XML development with Perl. Use the table of resources to quickly locate the elements that enable you to assemble a powerful toolkit for XML manipulation. 		Articles 01 Jun 2001  
 
Dare to script tree-based XML with Perl
Parsing an XML document into tree structures makes it possible to operate on the tree structure of the data. Find out how to use the functions for accessing and manipulating the document tree, and follow a sample stock-trading application that uses Perl, DOM, XML, and a database to evaluate trading rules. (You can apply the same techniques with other scripting languages, including Tcl and Python.) This is the second installment on using scripting languages to manipulate and transform XML documents. 		Articles 01 Jul 2000  
 
XML and scripting languages
In this first tutorial of his series on using scripting languages to manipulate and transform XML documents, Binary Evolution's Parand Tony Daruger takes you through the first steps of using these techniques with Perl. You'll see a method for transforming XML to HTML, followed by a simple stock trading application that uses Perl, XML, and a database to evaluate trading rules. You can apply the techniques using other scripting languages too, including Tcl and Python. 		Articles 01 Feb 2000  
 
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