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Accessibility: Web accessibility standards, white papers, software, and reference materials.
Advertising: XML implementations in the advertising industry.
Architectural Forms: Architectural forms-related standards, white papers, and software.
Binary Data: Specifications many have found helpful in the handling of binary data from within XML documents.
CSS: Cascading Style Sheet standards, white papers, and testing software.
Commerce: XML languages and technologies specifically designed to facilitate electronic commerce.
Consortiums: Consortiums supporting the open development of industry-specific XML frameworks and vocabularies.
DOM: Resources about the Document Object Model (DOM).
DTD Repositories: Links to DTD Repositories (both general and industry-specific).
DTDs: Links direct to the DTDs of various XML implementations.
Demos: Demonstrations of XML implementations.
Digital Signatures: XML-enabled Digital Signature Technologies.
Directories: Web sites that carry listings of XML-based web sites.
Dublin Core: The Dublin Core specifications and resources about using the DC definitions within other metadata-enabled applications (such as RDF or WEBDAV documents).
EDI: White papers, links, and other resource sites concerned with using XML as a replacement for EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) systems.
Example Files: Example files for beginners and experts (will be designated as such).
GUIs: XML vocabularies and technology used for designing Graphical User Interfaces.
Graphics: Resources, white papers, W3C Working Drafts and Notes, standards, and software dealing with Web graphics.
IBM: IBM-backed specifications, software, white papers, and development tools.
IETF Specifications: XML-related RFCs or Internet-Drafts published by the IETF.
Information Search and Retrieval: Information Search and Retrieval-oriented parsers, white papers, specifications, and implementations.
Intellectual Property: Intellectual Property resources, discussion, articles, and analysis.
Internationalization: Standards, resource sites, software, and non-english translations of specifications.
Java Applications: Java applications used for the design, development, and processing of XML documents.
Java Packages: Freely available Java packages used for XML development.
Java Parsers: XML parsers written in Java.
Legal: Analysis of the legal implications surrounding the use of: metadata registries, digital transactions, schemas, agents, linking, and other XML-related technologies.
Linking Technologies: Linking specifications, white papers, software, and other miscellaneous resources.
Mailing Lists: Mailing Lists on XML-related subjects.
Medical: XML applications within the medical industry.
Microsoft: XML-related tools, announcements, and parsers from Microsoft.
Mime Types: RFCs, white papers, mailing list threads and the like regarding the XML mime type as well as dealing with mime types from within XML documents in general.
Mozilla: White papers and downloadable betas of Mozilla's open source XML-enabled browser.
Object-Oriented Databases: Information, specifications, and software regarding XML's use in object-oriented databases or for expressing structures that might otherwise be stored in an object database.
Open Source: Software and projects whose software adheres to one of the several available open source licensing models.
Oracle: Software and resources from Oracle Corporation.
P3P: The Platform for Privacy Preferences specification provides a syntax for expressing a machine readible statement of your site's privacy practices.
Perl Implementations: XML software implementations written in Perl.
Personalization: XML-based technologies which enable the personalization of content.
Python Implementations: Software and resources regarding XML implementation using the Python scripting language.
Query Technologies: XML-based query languages and non-xml query languages used for querying individual XML documents or XML document repositories.
RDF: Standards, white papers, parsers, articles, and other RDF resources.
RDF Parsers: Engines capable of parsing and processing RDF documents.
Real Estate: XML applications within the real estate industry.
Relational Databases: Information, specifications, and software regarding XML's use in relational databases or for expressing relational database-like data structures.
Requirements Documents: Official Requirements Documents of various standards and standards-in-progress.
Resource Sites: XML Resource Sites containing links to other software and tutorials.
SMIL: SMIL specifications, white papers, tools, and software.
SVG Viewers: Prototype applications for viewing SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files.
Schema: Schema-related standards in progress, W3C member submissions, white papers, and software resources.
Science: XML implementations in the sciences.
Scripting Languages: Resources by scripting language.
Semantics: Semantic issues within XML applications.
Syndication: XML implementations dealing with content repurposing and syndication.
Telecommunications: Specifications and technologies in the telecommunications, broadcast (tv and radio), and cable industries.
Test Suites: Tools and technologies to assist with testing the XML-compliance of software and document implementations.
Topic Maps: Topic Map standards, software, mailing lists, resource sites, etc.
Tutorials: Online XML tutorials.
Validation: Resources dealing with validation, and validating parsers.
Visual Basic: XML resources, implementations, and software using Visual Basic and VB Script.
W3C Member Submissions (Notes): Formally acknowledged submissions by W3C member organizations.
W3C Notes: Specifications published as W3C Notes that are not Member Submissions.
W3C Standards: Completed standards that are ready-to-implement due to their having been approved as an official "W3C Recommendation".
W3C Standards-in-progress: Standards-in-progress over at the W3C.
White Papers: White papers, outlines, slides and personally published pieces from the experts.
Workshops: XML-oriented Workshops and the white papers associated with them.
XHTML: Resources about XHTML - the reformulazation of HTML as a modularized XML application.
XLink: XLink (XML Linking Language) resources, software, and specifications.
XML Browsers: Browsers with varying levels of support for XML-based document formats.
XML Editors: Free or trial versions of XML Authoring Software.
XML FAQ: This is a collection of XML FAQ sites.
XML Namespaces: Specifications, white papers, tutorials, and discussion regarding XML Namespaces.
XML Parsers: XML Parsers and links to other XML parser collections.
XML Serialization: XML used as an object serialization syntax.
XML-RPC: XML-RPC uses XML and remote procedure calls to communicate information from one server to another.
XPath: Resources about XPath (XML Path Language) - an expression syntax used by XPointer and XSLT.
XSL: XSL (extensible style sheet language) white papers, requirements documents, resources, and parsers regarding XSL's FOs (formatting objects).
XSL FO's: Specifications, software, instructional material and links regarding XSL's Formatting Object Vocabulary (XSL FO's).
XSLT: Resources about XSL's Transformation Language.