An introduction to the basics of XML, covering attributes, elements, document type definitions and XSL stylesheets. More info

If you are absolutely new to XML world, here is a short tutorial that is written to explain what XML is and how it helps solve real-life computing problems. More info

Welcome to the XUL tutorial. This tutorial describes XUL, the XML User-interface Language. This language was created for the Mozilla application and is used to define its user interface. More info

The oldest question asked by adopters of XML is when to use elements and when to use attributes in XML design. As with most design issues, this question rarely has absolute answers, but developers have also experienced a lack of very clear guidelines to help them make this decision. More info

This is a very good introduction to XML for beginners. Highly recommended, it will assist everyone to understand the reason people are so excited by XML. More info

XML--- extensible markup Language --- is an exciting development in web technology. It is the youngest and most comprehensive of markup Language. (Markup refers to any thing on a document that adds special meaning to a particular text; for example, bold text is a form of markup). This language got the name Extensible Markup Language from the characteristic that is not restricted to fixed set of tags, as is HTML (Hypertext Markup Language). An XML user creates his own tags according to need. A tag is a sequence of characters in a markup language used to provide information, such as formatting specifications, about a document. More info

A number of XSLT tutorials and references by zvon.org More info

A number of XML tutorials and references by zvon.org introducing the basics of XML. More info

This first of a two-part series articles explains how to create an XML document and how to assign data types to the values in the XML document. More info

XSL, eXtensible Stylesheet Language is a W3C standard with lots of development and momentum and having a large size of community also got abundant number of Books, mailing lists, training and websites. This article just gives a kick start for the people who want to work with XSL and XPath. More info