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• Cluster your XML documents to improve data mining

  Try a time- and cost-effective method for clustering XML documents, a major task in XML data mining. The specific structure of the XML format, its flexibility, and its hierarchical organization makes clustering XML documents quite different from clustering relational data.

• Make your HTML pages smarter with RDFa 1.1 Lite

  Learn about Resource Description Framework annotation Lite, a simplified system for annotating HTML documents inline on the web, and how you can use it to optimize your pages for search engines and other sophisticated tools.

• Create rich-layout pubs in EPUB 3 with HTML5, CSS3, and MathML

  Explore the modern web technology and options for developing advanced, digital-native publications that EPUB 3 offers with HTML5 and CSS3. Learn to create rich-layout pages using new EPUB 3 features in this article.

• Load external JavaScript libraries on demand with Dojo 1.5

  Reduce your web application's load time using Dojo's dojo.io.script method for asynchronous, on-demand loading of JavaScript libraries. Example code helps you concisely "wrap" loading of external JavaScript libraries.

• Use XSLT as a stylesheet for HTML

  Discover how XSLT can help to separate style from content. Learn how to implement XSLT as a stylesheet that can be executed on the server or in every modern Internet browser, and use the examples to start developing your own XSLT stylesheets.

• Create collaborative group sites with HTML5 microdata and Drupal

  Add HTML5 microdata markup to content from groups of collaborators. Then, easily connect their websites to share content on a centralized group site.

• Improve your database programming with XQuery

  Benefit from the powerful programming constructs in XQuery with quicker development and easier maintenance.The improvement in your data querying is enough to warrant the design of databases with an increasing emphasis on XML datatypes.

• Three on-demand demos: An introduction to XML

  An Introduction to XML provides students and entry-level professionals with demonstrations of the basics of learning XML, covering topics such as Web 2.0, Ajax, RSS, web services and managing XML data. These short Web-based video modules provide clear examples of XML as well as references to popular Web sites that use XML.