September 2006
HTML / XHTML / XML / WML Validator
by philippej & 14 others (via)
« Beyond HTML / XHTML and WML validation, Validome offers you the possibiliy to validate xml, dtd-schema, rss, atom and google sitemap. »
W3C Feed Validation Service, for Atom and RSS
by -Nicolas- & 13 others
This is the W3C Feed Validation Service, a free service that checks the syntax of Atom or RSS feeds.
April 2006
W3C Feed Validation Service, for Atom and RSS
by bader & 13 others (via)
This is the W3C Feed Validation Service, a free service that checks the syntax of Atom or RSS feeds.
The WC QA Toolbox
by Elryk
Les tests proposés par le W3C permettent de valider le respect des normes de documents xHTML, HTML, XML, CSS, RSS, ATOM, MathML, SVG, RDF, P3P ...
November 2005
The checkered history of @rel
by François Hodierne & 1 other
> While I’d read them all before, I hadn’t ever looked at the sections of the various HTML specs and recs dealing with the rel attribute of a and link elements all in one sitting before. It’s interesting, if not very instructive.
October 2005
Minutes from Atom discussion, New York City, 18 May 2004
by tehu & 1 other (via)
Sam Ruby : We thought about rolling it back into RSS, but that turned out to be impractical. So we moved forward.
June 2004
May 2004
Atom and Cool URIs: dogma, idealism, expediency
by tehu
Tim is right. Mark is wrong. But in real world, cool URIs don't rule the Web. So Mark is right. *Argh c'est pas cool ça*
July 2003
Apprenez à fabriquer une spécification XML avec Tim Bray
by François Hodierne
I cooked up a RelaxNG schema for Pie/Not-Echo or whatever you want to call it, in its 0.1 snapshot form. Which, as a side-effect, generates a W3C XML Schema. This note includes specific conmmentary on this schema, general commentary on schemas (summary: Why would you ever use XML Schema?), and some recommendations for pruning Pie/Not-Echo.
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