If you're not up-to-speed with XML, you're way behind the 8-ball. Now's the time to bite the bullet and get a grip on those of XML's vast capabilities that are relevant to you. Avoid the hype and fluff with this, the introduction you always wanted! Tom explains the nuts and bolts you'll need to power-up your Web projects -- today!

The W3C has developed a new generation of open standard markup languages. Peter explains how they're poised to unleash the power, flexibility and logic of the next generation of the Web and Web Services.

How can XML help you? Lachlan answers this question with a handy XML form validation script that's user-friendly, unobtrusive, and easy to change. This helpful addition to your toolbox might just expand your XML horizons...

Premshree explains how to read and use XML file data using JavaScript in Mozilla. Learn how to display tag values, tag attribute values, and more in this hands-on tutorial.

Chanoch takes us on a tour of XML in JSP, as he explains how easy it is to build and execute a script for the presentation of share information on a Website.

In the final part in his series, Harry answers the question 'Who uses Mozilla, anyway?' He wraps up with a discussion of the real-world implications of using XUL in your development projects, including pros, cons, handy scripts, and resources.

Harry continues his grand tour of XUL! In the second part of the 3-part series, he shows how easy this new technology makes searching and site navigation, with a few handy examples thrown in!

In one of the Internet's quieter corners, a revolution has been taking place! Join Harry as he explains XUL - what it is, and how to use it, in this, the first of his three part series.

Learn how to use the XML DSO, a Microsoft ActiveX control, to extract XML data that’s embedded in a Web page and manipulate that data using JavaScript.

Premshree shows how to use an XML-based, client-side JavaScript that reads data from an external XML file, traverses the XML data, and displays it in a tree format.