By mid-year, Microsoft plans to make its XML programming language—currently code-named “Xen,” and soon to be renamed “C Omega”—available to researchers and academics.

The move to an XML Programming Language as a precursor to a new generation of cheaper, high-quality, bloat-free software.

Microsoft is moving ahead with plans to deliver its XML programming language to programmers inside and outside the company.

XML seems unstoppable. On the Web, this general-purpose document display language is rapidly replacing HTML. In the office, Microsoft Corp. and OpenOffice have both moved to XML document formats. Even ...

Visual J# .NET is the first Java-language development tool to run on a platform offering native support for XML Web services. This support enables an easy transition for Java-language developers into ...

The XML programming language may be taking the Internet to a new level, but its many fans haven't yet settled on a mundane way to describe to the uninitiated exactly what it does. It's the glue ...

Jonathan Robie explains the role of XQuery, a query language for XML data, and its importance to IT business users.

Description: Fundamentals of XML programming language. After mastering fundamental XML scripting syntax, the course focuses on narrative-centric and data-centric XML applications. Narrative content ...

By Roger Jennings 09/01/2005 G eneral-purpose programming languages (GPPLs), such as VB, C#, and Java, suffer from a type-system disconnect with database programming languages (DBPLs), such as ANSI ...