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XML Examples
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What makes each of these unique? At some point, somebody or a group of somebodies sat down and created a list of elements (tags in HTML-speak) that can be used in each one of these. Each example has its own set of elements. Those elements are defined in a Document Type Definition (DTD) that would be pointed to using the DOCTYPE tag. All of these are derivations of the XML language.
Keep in mind that each of these is only one example of each markup language; there are many, many other examples of each of these if you care to search for them. Some of them make take a second or two to load in your browser.
If it does not display in your browser, right click on the item, save it, and open it in Notepad or similar plain text editor.
- Colors (colors.xml) - Our color palette example from class that we made up without a DTD
- XAML (XAML.xml) - Extensible Application Markup Language is the code-name for the Microsoft 'Longhorn' Markup Language
- RSS (RSS.xml) - Really Simple Syndication or RDF Site Summary
- X3D (X3D.xml) - Also called 3DXML, often used in conjunction with VRML
- MathML (pmathml.xml) - Mathematical Markup Language
- CML (CML.xml) - Chemical Markup Language, also referred to as ChemML
- SVG (sample1.xml) - Scalable Vector Graphics. View it (requires SVG viewer plugin)
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