xml-dev - RE: good book on XML

[Vane Lashua <Vlashua@rsgsystems.com>]

 The new Wrox refernce, Java XML Programming (ISBN 1-861002-85-8) is too big
and of course, too expensive, but excellent. Besides the cookbook kind of
examples, it is a thorough, read-every-word course, interesting to read even
if you know it all, you know-it-all. Unbelievably enough, it covers and uses
the November XSLT recommendation. I wish there were a CD.
 Vane

-----Original Message-----
From: KenNorth
To: xml-dev@xml.org
Sent: 2/23/00 1:37 AM
Subject: Re: good book on XML

> I also think that a so called static book on XML is really have a very
> limited use

Not everyone agrees that books have limited use. Consider this exchange
last
year about XML tutorials on the Web:

Mondo12 wrote:
> Are these tutorials available for download? I can't afford to spend a
lot
>of time doing online reading.

Charles Goldfarb replied:
There's a powerful technology that solves that problem -- it's called
the
"book"
:-)


If you are looking for the latest and greatest information about XML,
there
are a number of magazines and Web sites that publish on a regular basis:

www.developer.com
www.xml.com
XML magazine (www.xmlmag.com)
xml.about.com
XML Developers Journal (www.xml-journal.com)
Dr. Dobb's (www.ddj.com)
Web Techniques (www.webtechniques.com)



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