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Dec 7, 2001, 07:28 #1ALT.NET - because we need it
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XML Books
After buggin them for 2 weeks, work has decided to get me an XML book...
Now the question is which?
Can anyone recommend a book?
Thanks
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Dec 7, 2001, 10:12 #2SitePoint Wizard
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http://www.wrox.com/Books/Book_Detai...&subject_id=30
I own the first edition...good stuff.
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I agree with TWT, Wrox's book on XML (at least for beginners) is the best that I've come across!!! I haven't read their other one's on XML, but the beginners edition has a ton of pretty advanced stuff!
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I have Professional XML by Wrox. Pretty comprehensive. Besides "pure" XML, it covers also SOAP, XSLT and other XML-related technologies.
"-Surely you can't be serious ?
-Yes I am serious...and don't call me Shirley."
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so does the beginners edition, which was definitely a pleasant surprise. as you can tell I'm very enthusiastic about that book.
my edition covers:
xpath, xml dom, xslt, sax, css, schemas, ...doesn't touch toooo much on soap though.
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I've been reading the O-Reilly 'Learning XML', they've got another one too...
'XML in a nutshell'
'Learning XML' has been great for explaining what the heck XML is and does, not real in-depth on examples though, and not really focused on one thing (like the web) But, well written and easy to grasp for basic concepts.
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Dec 11, 2001, 07:27 #7ALT.NET - because we need it
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Thanks guys, I think I'm going to go with Pro XML from Wrox, the 2nd edition
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Dec 11, 2001, 07:41 #8Don't get too close, I bite!
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Well, don't forget: you can download code examples from Wrox's website...as well as sample chapters, most of the time. I've bought, and avoided buying, several books because of that. Very useful.
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Dec 11, 2001, 08:55 #10ALT.NET - because we need it
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Never thought of thatOriginally posted by TWTCommish
Well, don't forget: you can download code examples from Wrox's website...as well as sample chapters, most of the time. I've bought, and avoided buying, several books because of that. Very useful.
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