Tag Archives: XML

XML on the Fly via PHP Primer Tutorial

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The Three P’s (that being PHP and Python and Perl) are all pretty good at interfacing with the XML protocol and format. And that XML is a very important protocol in today’s digital age. Over the last few days with … Continue reading →

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NetBeans Java RESTful Message Board Update Tutorial

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Yesterday’s NetBeans Java RESTful Message Board Primer Tutorial had us set up a Message Board web service application in Java and built via the NetBeans IDE. Did the look of its functionality remind you of the basics of SQL DML … Continue reading →

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Spreadsheet and XML Global Substitution Accountability Tutorial

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Today we address some accountability improvements to the XML Global Substitution web application we last left off with at Spreadsheet and XML Global Substitution Genericization Tutorial. You may recall, then, that we had a two step procedure of … From … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Processing Tutorial

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Many projects that involve data will surprise you when you get to the phase of running your planned code over real data. Real business data can throw up surprises like … the length of time to process the data or … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Accountability Tutorial

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We like to make our web applications “accountable” to those users using them. Often “sharing” functionality features when improving the “accountability” of a web application, at least for us. We’re trying to improve on the “accountability” of yesterday’s XML Subtraction … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Modes of Use Tutorial

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Today’s job is to extend the modes of functionality for the “XML Subtraction and Addition” PHP web application we’ve been developing off yesterday’s XML Subtraction and Addition Genericization Tutorial. You may recall from a few tutorials at this blog that … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Genericization Tutorial

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If you are a programmer not interested in “genericization”, and that’s because you can think on your feet without the “label” … “I tips my hats to ya” … well done. Think, though, that most of us, myself included, don’t … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Primer Tutorial

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XML being the intelligent data protocol it is, our last XML “command line or local web server (ours being the MAMP Apache/PHP/MySql web server we run our code through) web browsing” mode application we wrote when we presented Spreadsheet and … Continue reading →

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