XML 1.0

W3C published the final recommendation for the XML 1.0 specification . Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a general markup language designed to easily exchange information between applications and to publish documents that contain at least partially structured data. XML is a simplified subset of the older SGML language . The XML language does not deal with document layout and consistently separates form and content. For different types of data, XML allows you to create custom markup languages ​​(applications). By combining XML with HTML, the new XHTML markup language was created in 2000.

1998/02/10

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