XML Prague 2018 Conference Proceedings
Two Hundred and Sixty (260) pages of high quality content on XML!
From the table of contents:
- Assisted Structured Authoring using Conditional Random Fields – Bert Willems
- XML Success Story: Creating and Integrating Collaboration Solutions to Improve the Documentation Process – Steven Higgs
- xqerl: XQuery 3.1 Implementation in Erlang – Zachary N. Dean
- XML Tree Models for Efficient Copy Operations – Michael Kay
- Using Maven with XML development projects – Christophe Marchand and Matthieu Ricaud-Dussarget
- Varieties of XML Merge: Concurrent versus Sequential – Tejas Pradip Barhate and Nigel Whitaker
- Including XML Markup in the Automated Collation of Literary Text – Elli Bleeker, Bram Buitendijk, Ronald Haentjens Dekker, and Astrid Kulsdom
- Multi-Layer Content Modelling to the Rescue – Erik Siegel
- Combining graph and tree – Hans-Juergen Rennau
- SML – A simpler and shorter representation of XML – Jean-François Larvoire
- Can we create a real world rich Internet application using Saxon-JS? – Pieter Masereeuw
- Implementing XForms using interactive XSLT 3.0 – O’Neil Delpratt and Debbie Lockett
- Life, the Universe, and CSS Tests – Tony Graham
- Form, and Content – Steven Pemberton
- tokenized-to-tree – Gerrit Imsieke
I just got a refurbished laptop for reading in bed. Now I have to load XML parsers, etc. on it to use along with reading these proceedings!
Enjoy!
PS: Be sure to thank Jirka Kosek for his tireless efforts promoting XML and XML Prague!