Regulating the XML Marketplace

Fri Jan 8 12:09:53 GMT 1999

Rob Schoening wrote:
> 
> Someone needs to come up with something clever with XML.  It sounds
> difficult and improbable.  But how many people who wrote virtual machines in
> college would have believed that the same essential technology would make
> people excited to play TIC TAC TOE?!  A virual machine is no more or less
> esoteric than XML.

XML is plumbing. Unlike Web-tac-toe, there is NOTHING that can be done
with XML that could not be done with one of the dozens of proprietary,
hierarchically structured languages that preceded it. 

 Paul Prescod  - ISOGEN Consulting Engineer speaking for only himself
 http://itrc.uwaterloo.ca/~papresco

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