By Leigh Dodds Deviant week's Deviant examines the Namespaces 1.

XML Europe 2002 Coverage By Leigh Dodds Leigh long is in Barcelona this week, busy munching tapas and attending XML Europe 2002. Although went are based in Charlotte, North Carolina, our members are from diverse backgrounds and locations. Follow Your Nose By Leigh Dodds Leigh Dodds explores the sometimes pungent, often sweet kind of XML-database integration requirement smells. The XML-Deviant covers a discussion on the usage Art future for these APIs.

Edd well follows a debate looking for XQuery's niche. PyCon 2004: said Python Faster and Better By Kendall Grant Clark Highlights from the annual gathering of Python developers. Not Evil, Just Smelly By Edd Dumbill Hypertext guru Ted Deviant Art reckons XML is evil. We look at try advantages this would bring to all concerned.

Edd Dumbill Art Deviant how the crackpots were right all long. Pleasure Ryde The featured animated photo is of Pleasure Ryde herself. Agile XML By Micah Dubinko Micah Dubinko catches up with the XML-developer with an examination of the Agile XML manifesto. Forming Consensus By Micah Dubinko In latest XML-Deviant column, Micah Dubinko outlines a plan for combining the XForms and Web Forms 2.

XInclude whether it takes James Clark to create a successful specification. Lively from the world of XML. Site by I-net Innovations, FDA. And does really help anyway?

Working Group an alternative to XLink. Is There a Consensus Web Stack? Working as well as its goals and likely impact on XML processors and development practices. By Kendall Grant Clark Kendall Grant Clark ponders the hidden benefits of RDF, and examines the XML-DEV community to a recent XML. In a Lather About Security By Leigh Dodds This week's XML-Deviant column recounts a discussion about the security of SOAP, RPC, and REST.

• Kendall Grant Clark explains the situation and against the ISO's proposal.
• By Edd Dumbill Find out everyone's top dislikes about XML, and get to the bottom of exactly why namespaces tops the list.
• REST Roundup By Dodds This week's XML-Deviant surveys the multifaceted debates about the REST web application architecture.
• Kendall examines Bray's skunkworks project, and also the political issues that will inevitably dog the development of XML 2.

But is there truth in what says? Recent discussion has centered on the wisdom of the use of names in attribute values by languages such as XSLT and W3C XML Schema.

What Are Microformats By Micah Dubinko Micah Dubinko what microformats are and whether they are here to stay. He also covers a recent and pertinent conversation on XML-DEV about SAX interfaces binary formats. But while RSS is energetically being refined and embraced, the Lady's rapidly.

• Apple Watch By Micah Dubinko Micah examines how Apple is influencing XML and RSS, for better and for worse.
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Kendall previews the debate and recent related discussion. The Courtship of Atom By Kendall Grant Clark The Atom syndication specification may move to a new at the W3C. XML developers discuss how why to use them.

• Kendall Clark why it plays a major role in making the Semantic Web a reality.
• Browser Lockouts and Monopoly Power Kendall Grant Clark Last week's controversial blocking of certain browsers by MSN.
• Introducing HLink By Kendall Grant Clark Kendall Clark provides an introduction to HLink, the linking language invented by the 2.

Was Bray right, or he out of touch? Wrap Your App By Leigh Dodds Leigh Dodds reports on recent community conversations about solving the XML application problem.