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XHTML: A
strictly method of creating websites that are compatible with all the
Web browsers on the market. It guarantees that the webpages don’t
have invisible mistakes that force the designer to be strict with the
page development.
XSLT: A language for dealing with XML format, the basis for sharing documents on the internet and UMTS nets.
WAI: Accessibility rules for handicapped people which will be compulsory for certain public web administrators from 2005.
NITF: XML data
structure to publish and share current information in the media.
It’s used by the most important news agencies and newspapers in
the world.
RSS: XML data structure to syndicate news. It makes easy the add-in information of media through automatic processes.
DOCBOOK:
Standard format, based on XML, from OASIS (Organization for the
Advancement of Structured Information Standards) for technical
documentation of all kinds. There are countless DocBook-based articles,
books, reference manuals, and other materials on the Internet,
including the Linux Documentation Project.
DOM: Document
Object Model is a platform- and language-neutral interface, that
provides a standard model of how the objects in an XML object are put
together, and a standard interface for accessing and manipulating these
objects and their inter-relationships.
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