I need to do a seminar on something XML-related and I have to propose the subject to my teacher tomorrow.
I would like anon to sugest something interesting I should make this seminar about, something web-related is preferable, but that shouldn't come as a surprise.
how about xml being a reinvention of S-expressions?
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Anonymous2007-06-08 12:25 ID:lh7Td6yc
Thanks for delivering, anonymous. There was no class today, fortunately, so I have a sometime to check those out.
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Anonymous2007-06-08 16:39 ID:s6vTvwN0
>>1 I need to do a seminar on something XML-related
If your audience are geeks, talk about how XML is bullshit and everybody is a moron for it, like it magically enabled software to share data or it was any good (let alone efficient) at anything you can use it for, even its original and sole purpose (a format for describing document). It has an XBOX-sized hype and it's one of the worst misunderstood technologies ever hyped.
If it's for people who like XML, talk about enterprise scalable professional business solutions with high-availability that scale to your business needs and allow you to maximize your profits, convert visitors into customers, optimize your cash flows and lower the total cost of ownership by discovering business logic and pipelining management.
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Only they got everything wrong. I refuse to see XML as S-expressions. More like Fail-expressions.
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Anonymous2007-06-08 20:10 ID:TByUCMbt
XML is disgustingly verbose. There's just no excuse for it.