Keith Thomas joined i4i in 1997 as director of R&D. He is currently a product strategist. Keith has 35 years of experience in information technology. He is an author and adjunct member of the graduate faculty at the University of Toronto.
If XML is to have the same transforming effect on document-oriented
applications as it has on transactional, business-to-business applications,
it will have to be easily applied by authors who are experts in the subject
matter, but have little knowledge of markup and less desire to learn it. This
article describes an XML editor who does exactly that: it allows the rest of
us to create valid XML in a familiar context without extensive knowledge of
the rules of XML or the DTD behind the document.
Think back to the last time you used your word processor. Whether it was a
few minutes or a few months ago, you probably focused on finding the right
words to express your ideas. What you probably took for granted was the
application of markup, or the instructions embedded in the ... (more)
Keith Thomas joined i4i in 1997 as director of R&D. He is currently a product strategist. Keith has 35 years of experience in information technology. He is an author and adjunct member of the graduate faculty at the University of Toronto.
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