The following posts are tagged as 'XML':

• Making Your XML Sitemap a Little More Useful

  A blog post about using XSL to make XML sitemaps beautiful...

  http://geeksneversleep.com/blog/making-your-xml-sitemap-a-little-more-useful

• Using LINQ to Easily Serialize an Exception to XML

  Just another mindless entry...

  http://geeksneversleep.com/code/using-linq-to-easily-serialize-an-exception-to-xml

• C#, XML, and LINQ: Deleting an XML Node

  In what is likely to be the last in a series of quick LINQ tutorials, we cover deleting a node from an XML document.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/tutorials/c-xml-and-linq-deleting-an-xml-node

• C#, XML, and LINQ: Updating an XML File

  Continuing on with the topic of the last two tutorials, we cover how to update an XML node using LINQ and C#.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/tutorials/c-xml-and-linq-sample-3

• C#, XML, and LINQ: Adding Nodes to an XML File

  Another example of how useful LINQ is when we are having fun with XML.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/tutorials/c-xml-and-linq-sample-2

• C#, XML, and LINQ: Load & Parse an XML File

  An example of how useful LINQ is when we are having fun with XML.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/tutorials/c-xml-and-linq-sample-1

• Fun with LINQ

  Waxing poetic about LINQ...

  http://geeksneversleep.com/blog/fun-with-linq

• Extensible Hypertext Mark-up Language

  XHTML is a fusion of HTML and XML, or Extensible Mark-up Language. XML documents must follow a strict guideline to be considered valid. By combining HTML and XML, we are able to ensure that the web pages we produce will display consistently in various web browsers.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/articles/extensible-hypertext-mark-up-language