Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Hour(s) 54 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Skill Tree
Rating
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Course Overview
Learn how XML is used to store and transport data
XML stands for extensible markup language used to store and transport data. It was created to make it easier to share information across multiple platforms.
In this beginner's course you will learn the basics from creating XML syntax to a full XML document structure.
XML is a popular data exchange format used in a variety of places like web development, Databases and legacy systems. XML in a way acts as a bridge
in data exchange or interpretation. If you have data in say a very old legacy system that you want to transfer or make available in a more
modern system you can use XML to translate the data so both systems can talk to each other. XML unlike HTML allows you to define your own tags thus giving you the freedom and flexibility to design your document
structure to suit your purpose. If you have a basic understanding of HTML and CSS XML will be easier to learn but the course is also easy and basic enough to learn.
- What is XML
- syntax
- Root Element
- Custom Tags
- Nested Elements
- XML Document Structure
- XML Comments
This is a video based course and designed with the absolute beginner in mind. By the end of this course you will be able to create your very own basic XML document with custom tags and elements.
I look forward to welcoming you to the course.
Thank You
Course Content
- 2 section(s)
- 38 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Beginners Introduction To XML
- Section 2 XML Essentials
What You’ll Learn
- Know what XML is used for
- Create custom tags
- Create XML document Structure
- Define root element
- Define child elements
- Use XML Comments
Reviews
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BBogdan Nicolae
As a complete beginner it was very good to ingest step by step the basics of the XML.
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EEmmanuel Ekhator
I actually can't rate the course because I don't understand it
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JJoshua Camacho
This guy knows a lot about XML but the presentation is terrible. You're basically paying for someone to read you their notes, except they aren't very good at it. There aren't even any course exercises to practice what's being taught. This is not worth full price.
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DDIANA BALBUENA
The course is very helpful when you don’t know anything about XML. it’s easier to track and the coach explains very well the topics.
