Learn XML DTD Tutorial Part 3

[NourElghamry7]

thanks it's a very helpful tut

but a freaky music in the background

[Jebrone]

Im losing you, =\ I need examples!

[DuckMc4]

You just read slices up. I would be much more effective if you took some examples, used yur own words etc etc.

[vimalprajapati5092]

Thanks



[derekbanas]

@vimalprajapati5092 You're very welcome :)

[gps6167]

too much theory 

[flmagic123]

Very helpful tutorials. Please make some on xpath and xslt

[doogdoogdoog]

Three cheers for genuinely helpful people like Derek!

[orloran]

I really appreciate all the effort you must have put into making this. Thanks, this really helps.

[derekbanas]

@orloran Thanks a bunch. I'm glad you liked it

[khalifamak123]

Excellent and amazingly simple , direct appraoch. Welcome to the global stage awards for unique videos :-)))

[derekbanas]

@khalifamak123 I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for stopping by to say hi :)

[derekbanas]

@programmingbill I'm glad you liked it :) I'll be redoing it in the future so that it is more interactive

[vmtilde]

Thank you for the clips, but I am sorry I have to say it seems nothing but just an audio book that reads chapter one in every XML book. Couldn't you please show a hands on demo to write/implement XML file like a proof of your contents in a real application? Even simple demo might be much more attractive than this audio book.. I enjoyed LISTENING till part 3.. but.. well pass the part 4... and read XML book by myself...

[derekbanas]

@vmtilde I'm definitely going to redo this tutorial in the future. I now better understand how to do these video tutorials. I agree that it is better to teach by example like you noted. Thanks

[GwenKellerman]

Thanks for this video. I watched it to help reinforce what I read in "XML for Dummies, 4th edition." I think I'll get the hang of it more when I begin to work with XML.

[derekbanas]

@GwenKellerman As with everything in programming. Practice make's perfect. Thanks for the comment:)