A Centralised Index of the Sisterhood of Markup

Markup UK 2019 Index

  1. Title: <Angle-brackets/> on the Branch Line - (model) railway engineering with XML technologies

    Contributors

    • John Lumley (jwLResearch)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: As a retirement 'hobby', somewhat removed from the computing milieu, the author has started … [more]

  2. Title: Accessibility matters

    Contributors

    • Tony Graham (Antenna House)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: XML, by itself, does not have any support for accessibility. XML is extremely flexible, but it … [more]

  3. Title: An improved diff3 format for changes and conflicts in tree structures

    Contributors

    • Robin La Fontaine

    • Nigel A Whitaker (DeltaXML Ltd)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: There are some pieces of software, and some formats, that are de-facto standards and have been … [more]

  4. Title: Beyond the brick, for the past in the future, you find the archive!

    Contributors

    • Karin Bredenberg

    • Jaime Kaminski (University of Brighton)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: The statement that XML is dead is as wrong as celebrating Christmas on midsummer night’s eve! … [more]

  5. Title: Closing Keynote

    Contributors

    • Jirka Kosek (University of Economics, Prague)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

  6. Title: Declarative Applications with XForms

    Contributors

    • Steven Pemberton (CWI Amsterdam)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

  7. Title: Dispelling Myths About Markup Formats

    Contributors

    • Liam R E Quin (Delightful Computing)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Misunderstandings about the goals and strengths of different document and data interchange formats … [more]

  8. Title: Documenting XML Structures

    Contributors

    • Erik Siegel (Xatapult)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: There are lots of XML structures that need some kind of end-user documentation to be able to use … [more]

  9. Title: Everyone Knows What a Dragon Looks Like

    Contributors

    • B. Tommie Usdin (Mulberry Technologies, Inc.)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: We are overwhelmed by competing standards, technologies, and approaches to solving problems we may … [more]

  10. Title: Generating documents from XQuery annotations

    Contributors

    • Andy Bunce (Quodatum Ltd)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: The paper describes an implementation of an xqDoc.org documentation generator. A focus of this … [more]

  11. Title: Introduction to CSS for Paged Media

    Contributors

    • Tony Graham (Antenna House)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: CSS can be used for making pages as well as for styling websites. Many people are familiar with CSS … [more]

  12. Title: Scrap the App, Keep the Data

    Contributors

    • Barnabas Davoti (Ovitas AS)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Whether by reacting swiftly to shifting market conditions and disruptive technologies or by growing … [more]

  13. Title: Software we have lost — the mortar that held the bricks together

    Contributors

    • Peter Flynn (Silmaril Consultants)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Since the first days of SGML, there has been a variety of software to parse, validate, analyse … [more]

  14. Title: Subcheck — a validation framework

    Contributors

    • Andreas Tai

    • Michael Seiferle (BaseX GmbH)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: This paper will introduce an operational perspective: how a research question and master thesis … [more]

  15. Title: Taking Schematron QuickFix to the Next Level

    Contributors

    • Octavian Nadolu (Syncro Soft)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: The Schematron QuickFix (SQF) language can be used to improve efficiency and quality when editing … [more]

  16. Title: Validating @selector: a regular expression adventure

    Contributors

    • Syd Bauman (Northeastern University Digital Scholarship Group)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: I needed a way to validate that the value of tei:rendition/@selector was a proper CSS3 selector. So … [more]

  17. Title: XMLPaper: XML-based Conference Paper Workflow

    Contributors

    • Cristian Talau (Syncro Soft)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Popular conference management systems are monolithic solutions that are used across many fields and … [more]

  18. Title: XProc 3.0 from Scratch

    Contributors

    • Achim Berndzen (<xml-project />)

    • Norman Walsh (MarkLogic)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

  19. Title: XProc 3.0 from Scratch

    Contributors

    • Achim Berndzen (<xml-project />)

    • Norman Walsh (MarkLogic)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

  20. Title: xprocedit, A Browser-Based Open-Source XProc Editor

    Contributors

    • Marco Geue

    • Gerrit Imsieke (le-tex publishing services GmbH)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: A visual XProc editor can serve at least two purposes: Communicating the process flow to … [more]

  21. Title: XQuery for Data Workers

    Contributors

    • Alain Couthures (agenceXML)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: A data worker is a running program which manipulates data. It can get data from various sources … [more]

  22. Title: XSpec in the Cloud with Diamonds

    Contributors

    • Sandro Cirulli (XSpec)

    Event: Markup UK, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Running XSpec tests in a development team is usually performed via a CI server/service. However … [more]