I highly recommend O'Reilly's "Learning XML" book by
Erik Ray. It's incredibly well-written. I'm using it as background
material for a book on writing on XMLC.
Also... it amazes me how few people actually read the w3c
documents.... HTML, XML, DOM... they are very well
structured documents, hyperlinks and all, and an excellent
source of historical info as well.
David
Brian Tegtmeier wrote:
> Hello, I am intersted in learning the XML language (I know PHP and SQL already) and
>was wondering if any of you had any suggestions on a good book I could buy that will
>help me learn XML easily, has clear examples and scripts, and one that you guys swear
>by.
>
> Any suggestions would be very helpful. Thanks! :)
>
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