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Process XML in the browser using jQuery and reap the benefits

The popular jQuery JavaScript library, best known for its use with HTML, is also quite good for processing XML, if you're careful and aware of the pitfalls. Focus on jQuery to process Web feed formats such as RSS and Atom, and support formats.  More >

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Featured community member: Brian J Stewart is a software engineer and author who lives and works in the Philadelphia area. Brian is the author of several articles on developerWorks. He currently is a principal consultant at Aqua Data Technologies, a company that he founded to focus on content management, XML technologies, and enterprise client-server and Web systems. He architects and develops enterprise solutions based on the Java EE and Microsoft .NET platforms. In his spare time, Brian enjoys reading literature and poetry, photography, and billiards. Brian also maintains a blog at BrianJStewart.com.

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