Learn XML Tutorial Part 2

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Here I cover: More XML rules, Explain the rules of writing valid XHTML, Explain Well-formedness, Briefly cover the basics of DTD’s


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22 responses to “Learn XML Tutorial Part 2”

  1. jackendy cherenfant Avatar

    it's seems not even W3C can explain how to link an external XML file I've been googling the whole day and only vague answers. please can anyone help? thank you!

  2. Derek Banas Avatar

    Thank you 🙂 I also have a new XML tutorial that I think is much better. Sorry, but I don't have access to .net tools. Maybe I'll cover that in the future, but for now I mainly focus on free open source stuff. Thank you for the request

  3. Shane Scott Avatar

    I've had to use XML in work scenarios along with LinQ/.net LinQ esp I don't really know in-depth but I manage to hack the apps together, just using logic with no training. So thanks for the vids, best I've come across yet for a beginner, or someone that knows high level operations WCF etc but doesn't necessarily know what all the syntax/elements mean or their evolution. So thanks a lot. Is there a LinQ tutorial? Perhaps one on Generics?

  4. Derek Banas Avatar

    I agree this video is very old. I have a newer version on my YouTube channel

  5. justgivemethetruth Avatar

    that music or whatever it is in the background is really irritating and makes it difficult to follow your very fast speaking style. No reason for it.

  6. David Rosenblatt Avatar

    Derek, regarding your acknowledged mistake with "standalone = 'no'" at 5:01, how about, as a general rule, including errata in your Uploader Descriptions?

  7. TalkGoThruUs Avatar

    Nah pal I thought the same, its the tone of his voice, but once you get used to it, then the tutorials are good. I came back after not finding any other useful tutorials, and was surprised by the amount I learned from these vids. Thanks Mr Voice whoever you are for making these videos!

  8. aidsman Avatar

    @coolchetang Yes most are made in java as @derekbanas said but you can use XML to link GUI elements to your Java code.

  9. Derek Banas Avatar

    @coolchetang Android apps for the most part are created using Java

  10. CHETAN GOWDA Avatar

    Hi Derek. I want to know if xml is the best for Android development.

  11. Derek Banas Avatar

    @SalmanKhanKool Send me a time code on what you have a question on and I'll gladly help you out

  12. ART000747 Avatar

    Great tutorials, i actually like the background music! could you go abit slow though, everything else is perfect 🙂 Thanks for sharing you knowledge!

  13. A2Assassin Avatar

    This video sucks.

  14. Derek Banas Avatar

    @mayurbhagat10 You're welcome. Thanks for the nice comment:)

  15. Mayur Bhagat Avatar

    really helpful …
    thanks to publisher

  16. Derek Banas Avatar

    @GreyStrayCat You are correct. I made a mistake there. Sorry about that

  17. GreyStrayCat Avatar

    Hello. There's one question I have – 5:01 is this correct that if the standalone attribute value is set to "no", it requires no external files? I thought it was vice versa. Pls clarify. Thanks

  18. Derek Banas Avatar

    @Jorgano101 I know it sucks. I'm redoing all of these tutorials right now. They won't have any music and they will be more interactive with more coding and less talking.

  19. Jorge Rodriguez Avatar

    The background music distracts the listener. Actually is very annoying.

  20. Derek Banas Avatar

    @3354745 For pure web programming your best bet is probably Komodo Edit. I use Coda for all of my web programming, but it is $99. Komodo Edit is free and what I use on the pc. I use Eclipse for all other programming like python, java, c++. Even though I have Dreamweaver I don't often use it. Hope that helps?

  21. Derek Banas Avatar

    @3354745 I use Eclipse. It's free, works with most languages and all operating systems

  22. Derek Banas Avatar

    @3354745 What OS do you use? Do you want the best free editor or are you willing to spend money on it? What languages do you want it to understand?

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