A comprehensive listing of all books related to XML by one of the inventors of SGML, Charles Goldfarb.

Information about the book Definitive XML Schema by Priscilla Walmsley. Includes errata and downloadable schema examples.

Information about the book Definitive XML Schema by Priscilla Walmsley. Includes errata and downloadable schema examples.

Introduces the language as an alternative to HTML. Explains how to think about structured information within the system, how to apply that thinking to an intranet application design, and how to implement the applications. [Amazon.com]

Online companion site of this O'Reilly publication and partial mirror site of OASIS site for DocBook.

Information, journals, and proceedings from this publisher.

Combination primer and reference manual specific to Microsoft Internet Explorer 5's implementation of DHTML. [Amazon.com]

Channel Definition Format is a protocol for updating information on the Web. Aimed at the web programmer, this book introduces the concepts behind netcasting, offers instructions for traditional implementations, then demonstrates how CDF can take netcasting further. [Amazon.com]

Feeling threatened by XML's "new view" of the Web? Don't be. Table of Contents, Preface, and Chapter 2 online, as well as links to third-party reviews.

by Norman E. Smith. Divided into three sections: background material on writing SGML/HTML file filters, a chapter on each of seven languages used in the case studies (AWK, Balise, C, OmniMark, Perl, SGMLC, and a Forth derivative), and case studies, with implementation in two or more of the five languages. [Amazon.com]

This book concentrates on the DTD as the center of XML. Not recommended for beginners. [Amazon.com]

Tutorial that breaks down the task of learning into 21 focused lessons with explanations of concepts, structured tasks, and code samples. James Tauber, Sams. [Amazon.com]

Overview of XML programming techniques, standard APIs, and tools.

Online companion site for this book XML by Example, by Benoit Marchal.

the overview discusses what XML is and how it differs philosophically from HTML. Following this there is a demonstration of the language in action in an electronic-commerce environment, finishing with a study at some real-life applications. [Amazon.com]

by Steven Holzner, another learn-it do-it guide. [Amazon.com]

A basic overview of XML, its capabilities, syntax, and technologies, step-by-step methods for designing, building, and using XML's extensible features. Includes CD-ROM.

by Mariva Aviram. A lightweight companion to the heavier books. [Amazon.com]

Written by a Microsoft interactive content developer, it focuses on new design techniques and how to get results using Microsoft products. [Amazon.com]

Directory of XML books categorized by subject.

by Elliotte Rusty Harold. with its specific focus on the needs of Web-page authors. The book briefly handles the technical details and programming aspects then concentrates on the pragmatic issues of producing efficient Web sites. [Amazon.com]

By Jeni Tennison. Owners of the book can download all-new content from the Web and access a searchable version of the book online. Sample chapter provided.

Wrox publication written by Michael Kay for programmers who want to learn how to use the XSLT language to develop web applications. Online book discussion and sample chapter provided.