- [Instructor] Because XML is an open and text based file format, you can use whatever code editor you want for working with the example files in this course. I'm going to be using Visual Studio Code. It's free and it runs on Mac, Windows and Linux. It also has a great ecosystem of third party plugins for working with a variety of technologies including XML. Now you don't have to use VS Code if you don't want to for this course but I'll be using some of the XML tools it provides later in the course. If you decide to use it, you can download and install VS Code from code.visualstudio.com.
Once you have it installed open the editor and then go to the extensions section which is this icon right here. And then in the search box, type XML. The extension you're going to want to install is this one here by Josh Johnson. It adds the ability to work with XPath which we'll be using later in the course. So go ahead and install this extension and then restart VS Code. Once you have the developer tools installed, we can go ahead and proceed with the course.
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1/19/2018- What is XML?
- Advantages and drawbacks of XML
- Proper XML syntax
- Working with XML namespaces
- Styling XML tags
- Discovering and creating document content
- Manipulating XML content using XPath and XSLT
- Document type definitions and XML schema
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 2s
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What you should know1m 24s
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Exercise files1m 10s
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Setting up the dev tools1m 2s
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1. Getting Started
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What is XML?3m 39s
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XML technologies2m 8s
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Describing data with XML2m 43s
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Real world examples of XML4m 42s
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2. XML Overview
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Types of XML content7m 12s
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Proper XML syntax2m 16s
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Valid documents1m 45s
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XML namespaces3m 24s
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3. Working with XML
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Our first XML file2m 15s
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XML and CSS styles3m 4s
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Styling XML tags3m 54s
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Advanced CSS with XML3m 22s
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4. Manipulating XML with the DOM
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Quick intro to the DOM5m 42s
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Discovering document content3m 17s
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Creating document content7m 59s
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Bringing it all together8m 41s
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5. XML and XPath
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What is XPath?5m 14s
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Taking XPath for a spin5m 32s
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6. XML and XSLT
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What is XSLT?3m 27s
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Using XSLT with XML3m 9s
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7. XSLT Examples
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Simple XSLT4m 11s
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XSLT and CSS1m 43s
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Repeating items5m 43s
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Conditional logic7m 39s
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Sorting data2m 49s
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8. Document Type Definitions
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What is a DTD?1m 45s
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DTD syntax1m 41s
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Declaring elements4m 51s
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Declaring attributes3m 53s
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9. XML Schema
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What is XML schema?2m 4s
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Anatomy of a schema1m 19s
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Declaring elements10m 24s
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Declaring attributes3m 34s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 4s
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