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ETL and Publishing
I have for a few years been trying to come up with a good definition of publishing workflows: as an architectural pattern. The two key distinctive features, I think, are that publishing workflows are one-way flows rather than two-way flows...
Under-estimating XML as just a Tree
Programmers and academics often think and theorize about XML as kind of tree data structure. And so indeed it is. But it also allows much more: it is a series of different graph structures composed into or imposed on that tree.
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Four short links: 3 December 2010
Data is Snake Oil (Pete Warden) -- data is powerful but fickle. A lot of theoretically promising approaches don't work because there's so many barriers between spotting a possible relationship and turning it into something useful and actionable. This is the pin of reality which deflates the bubble of inflated expectations. Apologies for the camel's nose of rhetoric poking...
Do you need to make your own XSLT2 function definitions when using Schematron?
Recently I have seen some Schematron schemas written by good XSLT programmers which basically represented all assertion tests as custom XSLT2 functions. (Schematron allows this.) The schemas were successful, in that they functioned as desired, but I don't think there...
The agile upside of XML
Frankfurt TOC presenters Anna von Veh, a consultant at Say Books, and Mike McNamara, managing director at Araman Consulting Ltd & Outsell-Gilbane UK Affiliate, discuss xml workflows, the (sorry) state of ebook design, and how books and the web will evolve.
Australian Whole-of-Government Common Operating Environment Policy and OOXML
Two big stories this week: AGIMO's COE and LibreOffice. AGIMO is the Australian Government Information Management Office. They are the ones who set policies such as requiring govt web page meet the W3C's WCAG 2.0 guidelines for accessibility, or that...
XML Schema development approaches
The way that people approach developing schemas has evolved over the years: each new approach grows out of problems with the status quo (see Hegelian dialectic) but enriches rather than supplants. I thought I would take a little walk through...
Four short links: 8 October 2010
Training Lessons Learned: Interactivity (Selena Marie Deckelmann) -- again I see parallels between how the best school teachers work and the best trainers. I was working with a group of people with diverse IT backgrounds, and often, I asked individuals to try to explain in their own words various terms (like “transaction”). This helped engage the students in a...
Understanding C#: Simple LINQ to XML examples (tutorial)
XML is one of the most popular formats for files and data streams that need to represent complex data. The .NET Framework gives you some really powerful tools for creating, loading, and saving XML files. And once you've got your hands on XML data, you can use LINQ to query anything from data that you created to an RSS feed. In this post, I'll show you two simple LINQ to XML tutorial style examples that highlight basic patterns that you can use to create or query XML data using LINQ to XML.
Schema coverage report
You have a large or complex Schematron schema and it produces no errors. How do you know it is working? A coverage report lets you see how many of each Schematron rule was fired when checking the document(s). The report...

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UML Modeling and Agile Development
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Consolidation in SOA
Does this acquisition presage a more general considation in SOA?
The Passing of Another Great
John Backus brought us the Fortran language.
Are Security Threats More Significant Today?
It's hard to escape that perception that the computing networks face an ever-expanding number of threats, as well as a significantly higher level of potential risk.
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Less Than It Appears
Google's big announcement on maps yesterday was a bust.
Get Ready for EclipseCon 2007
Mike Milinkovich, Eclipse Foundation's executive director, provides a glimpse into the highlights of EclipseCon 2007
MacBookPro bug: reboot on closing the lid
One reason I'm looking forward to Tiger is that unfortunately I'm a victim of the bug where my MacBook Pro 17" occasionally reboots when I close the lid. Most of the time things are OK, but once a month or...
Do It Yourself Mashups
Will mashups change the balance between users and IT administrators?
More Alternatives to WPF User Interfaces
Infragistics is delivering a new set of controls for use with Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation.