"Thinking XML: Review of RFC 3470: Guidelines for the use of XML"

Thinking XML

Thinking XML author Uche Ogbuji continues with the theme of XML best practices. In the previous installment "Good advice for creating XML," you looked at XML design recommendations from experts. In this article, you'll find recommendations from the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), an organization whose technical papers drive most Internet protocols. The IETF's XML recommendations are gathered together in RFC 3470: "Guidelines for the Use of Extensible Markup Language (XML) within IETF Protocols."

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Uche Ogbuji

(Note the Copia blog historically has many posts by my brother Chimezie Ogbuji. They should be marked with the byline as such.) I'm a Nigerian-American entrepreneur, software engineer and writer who lives near Boulder, Colorado with my wife, three sons and daughter. I studied Electronic Engineering at The University of Nigeria at Nsukka, and Computer Engineering at the Milwaukee School of Engineering. I was co-founder of Fourthought, Inc. in 1998, which I ran until 2007, when I co-founded Zepheira. I'm also a poet and editor (Kin Poetry Journal & The Nervous Breakdown). In my spare time I train in AKKI Kenpo, skateboard, snowboard, play and coach soccer. Google profile

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