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XML technologies offer web developers and designers more flexibility than ever before. In Real-World XML, industry expert Joe Marini covers the best programming practices with XML, including the tools needed to build effective XML structures. He demonstrates the implementation of XML formats, how these formats work in real-world situations, and how they can facilitate project planning and development. Exercise files accompany the course.XML Essential Training is a prerequisite for getting the most out of this course.

Course Real-World XML Author Joe Marini SKU ISBN Release Date 2009-04-14 Duration 3.34 hrs / 37 tutorials Work files Yes Price $ 49.95 Retail price $ 99.95 Language Tags

1. The XML Landscape Reviewing XML 04:32 Understanding XML usage today 04:31 Important XML technologies 02:11 2. Real-World XML Formats Understanding the Sitemap and Sitemap index formats 10:40 Understanding RSS 05:00 Using required and optional elements in RSS feeds 05:20 Enriching the RSS feed 07:48 Understanding the Atom Syndication feed 02:37 Using required and optional elements in Atom 04:38 Adding entry tags to the Atom feed 07:58 3. XML and JavaScript Using XML support in browsers 02:21 Understanding XML in Firefox 06:12 Using XML in Firefox 10:16 Understanding XML in Internet Explorer 04:36 Using XML in Internet Explorer 08:22 Serializing XML to a string 02:41 Understanding cross-browser actions with the Sarissa library 04:21 Creating Sarissa examples 08:56 Understanding the ECMAScript standard (E4X) 07:40

Using E4X 19:06 4. Designing and Implementing an XML Format Understanding XML formats 01:39 Avoiding common design mistakes 06:54 Planning design and development 05:22 Creating the Tag set 08:53 Integrating XML with design 14:00 5. Real-World DOM Algorithms Understanding the uses of DOM algorithms 03:08 Understanding depth-first document traversal 04:30 Filling out the depth-first function 04:28 Understanding breadth-first document traversal 05:57 Using the isContainedBy() algorithm 05:39 Using the containsNode() algorithm 06:24 Using the hasSibling() algorithm 06:17 Using the getElementsByAttrVal() algorithm 07:39 Conclusion Goodbye 00:34