A Centralised Index of the Sisterhood of Markup

XML Prague 2019 Index

  1. Title: An XSLT Compiler written in XSLT: can it perform?

    Contributors

    • Michael Kay

    • John Lumley (Saxonica)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Over the past 18 months we have been working on a new compiler for XSLT, written in XSLT itself. At … [more]

  2. Title: Authoring Domain Specific Languages in Spreadsheets Using XML Technologies

    Contributors

    • Alan Painter (HSBC France)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) have been shown to be useful in the development of information … [more]

  3. Title: Copy-fitting for Fun and Profit

    Contributors

    • Tony Graham (Antenna House)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Copy-fitting is the fitting of words into the space available for them or, sometimes, adjusting the … [more]

  4. Title: Creating documents with the speedata Publisher

    Contributors

    • Patrick Gundlach

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: In this sessions you will see how to use the speedata Publisher. Patrick will show examples … [more]

  5. Title: DBpedia: Global and Unified Access to Knowledge Graphs

    Contributors

    • Sebastian Hellmann (Universität Leipzig)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: DBpedia is a decentralized community-driven effort which aims to provide multilingual, open and … [more]

  6. Title: DBpedia meetup

    Contributors

    • Milan Dojchinovski

    • Julia Holze

    • Sebastian Hellmann

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: The DBpedia meetup is a great opportunity to meet DBpedia Community as well as the core DBpedia dev … [more]

  7. Title: Discover the Power of SQF

    Contributors

    • Octavian Nadolu (Syncro Soft/Oxygen XML)

    • Nico Kutscherauer (data2type)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: In this presentation, you will discover the new additions for the SQF language and how you can … [more]

  8. Title: Excellent XProc 3.0

    Contributors

    • Erik Siegel

    • Norman Walsh

    • Achim Berndzen

    • Gerrit Imsieke (XProc Next Community Group)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Since 2017, the W3C XProc Next Community Group has been busy specifying a new version of the XProc … [more]

  9. Title: Ex-post rule match selection: A novel approach to XSLT-based Schematron validation

    Contributors

    • David Maus (Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: SchXslt is a Schematron processor written entirely in XSLT. It follows the principle design of Rick … [more]

  10. Title: History and the Future of Markup

    Contributors

    • Michael Piotrowski (University of Lausanne)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: It is clear that the heydays of XML are over, and XML is now confronted with competitors that … [more]

  11. Title: How to configure an editor

    Contributors

    • Martin Middel (FontoXML)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: A case study of how the XML manipulation layer of FontoXML has grown. This paper will discuss a … [more]

  12. Title: Introduction to CSS for Paged Media

    Contributors

    • Tony Graham

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: CSS can be used for making pages as well as for styling websites. In fact, the beginning of every … [more]

  13. Title: Introduction to FusionDB

    Contributors

    • Adam Retter

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: An unconference session where we hope to demo some parts of … [more]

  14. Title: JLIFF, Creating a JSON Serialization of OASIS XLIFF 2

    Contributors

    • David Filip (Trinity College Dublin)

    • Phil Ritchie (Vistattec)

    • Robert van Engelen (Genivia)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: We will inform on developments parallel to OASIS XLIFF 2.0 and XLIFF 2.1. We are going to cover the … [more]

  15. Title: Merge and Graft: Two Twins That Need To Grow Apart

    Contributors

    • Robin La Fontaine

    • Nigel Whitaker (DeltaXML)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Software developers are familiar with merge, for example pulling together changes from one branch … [more]

  16. Title: Merging The Swedish Code of Statutes (SFS)

    Contributors

    • Ari Nordström (Karnov Group)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: In 2017, Karnov Group, a Danish legal publisher, bought Nordstedts juridik, a Swedish legal … [more]

  17. Title: On the Specification of Invisible XML

    Contributors

    • Steven Pemberton (CWI)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Invisible XML (ixml) is a method for treating non-XML documents as if they were XML. This paper … [more]

  18. Title: oXygen Users Meetup

    Contributors

    • George Bina

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: The oXygen users meetup is a great opportunity to meet oXygen developers as well as other oXygen … [more]

  19. Title: RDFe – expression-based mapping of XML documents to RDF triples

    Contributors

    • Hans-Juergen Rennau (parsQube)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: RDFe is an XML language for mapping XML documents to RDF triples. The name suffix “e” stands for … [more]

  20. Title: Schematron Users Meetup

    Contributors

    • Tony Graham

    • Andrew Sales

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Schematron is a language for making assertions about the presence or absence of patterns in XML … [more]

  21. Title: Sonar XSL

    Contributors

    • Jim Etevenard (OXiane)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: A Schematron-based SonarQube plugin for XSL code quality … [more]

  22. Title: Splitting XML Documents at Milestone Elements Using the XSLT Upward Projection Method

    Contributors

    • Gerrit Imsieke (le-tex publishing services)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Creating chunks out of a larger XML tree is easy if the splitting points correspond to natural … [more]

  23. Title: Tagdiff: a diffing tool for highlighting differences in the tagging of text-oriented XML documents

    Contributors

    • Cyril Briquet (Cyril Briquet consulting)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Finding differences in the tagging of two XML documents can be very useful when evaluating the … [more]

  24. Title: Task Abstraction for XPath Derived Languages

    Contributors

    • Debbie Lockett (Saxonica)

    • Adam Retter (Evolved Binary)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: XPDLs (XPath Derived Languages) such as XQuery and XSLT have been pushed beyond the envisaged scope … [more]

  25. Title: The Design and Implementation of FusionDB

    Contributors

    • Adam Retter (Evolved Binary)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: FusionDB is a new multi-model database system which was designed for the demands of the current … [more]

  26. Title: Trialling a new JATS-XML workflow for scientific publishing

    Contributors

    • Tamir Hassan (Round-Trip PDF Solutions)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: For better or for worse, PDF is the standard for the exchange of scholarly articles. Over the past … [more]

  27. Title: Writing more robust XSLT stylesheets by understanding and leveraging the XDM data model

    Contributors

    • Abel Braaksma (Exselt)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: The XDM, or in full the XQuery and XPath Data Model 3.1, is the all-encompassing data model for … [more]

  28. Title: XProc 3.0 live

    Contributors

    • Achim Berndzen

    • Gerrit Imsieke

    • Erik Siegel

    • Norman Walsh

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: XProc 3.0 brings many improvements to XML pipeline processing, e.g.:In addition to XML documents … [more]

  29. Title: XProc in XSLT – Why and Why Not

    Contributors

    • Liam Quin (Barefoot Computing)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: Version 3 of XSLT includes the ability to call a secondary XSLT transformation from an XPath … [more]

  30. Title: xqerl_db: Database Layer in xqerl

    Contributors

    • Zachary Dean (xqerl)

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: xqerl, an open-source XQuery 3.1 processor written in Erlang, now has an internal database layer … [more]

  31. Title: XSL-FO, CSS and Paged Output hosted by Antenna House

    Contributors

    • Michael Miller

    • Tony Graham

    Event: XML Prague, 2019

    Summary excerpt: The intent of the Antenna House Unconference session will be to again share developments and … [more]