Re: Starting point

>> What is the benefit of HTML5 friendliness?   I see this more for the
>> back end used in all the places xml is used now - config files, simple
>> data storage, simple messages etc
>
> In those places the price of XML has already been paid: they have no reason
> to convert to MicroXML.

Ah ok, I still see people 'paying the price' every day, struggling
with namespaces, encoding, the apis, making simple changes.

> If MicroXML is going to be useful, it's going to be
> in places where there is no XML at present, IMO.

That doesn't leave many places does it? :)



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Andrew Welch
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Received on Tuesday, 24 July 2012 07:44:58 UTC