How to Harness the Power of XHTML and XForms in your .NET Applications

Phil Booth

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XForms is an important recommendation from the W3C that enables complex XML-handling applications to be defined in a simple, declarative syntax. This article demonstrates how you can leverage this power in your own applications.

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Phil Booth

Software Developer webBackplane

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I'm a Software Engineer, with a background in systems programming using C. In more recent years I have been involved with applications programming, initially using C++ and Delphi, but most recently working with JavaScript and XForms to deliver applications via the web browser. In my spare time I like to play with lots of cool languages that my job doesn't permit me to. Currently, I'm enjoying getting to grips with Erlang.

How to Harness the Power of XHTML and XForms in your .NET Applications

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