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Desktop Programming
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8 Oct 2007
Updated: 11 Feb 2009
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XForms is an important recommendation from the W3C that enables complex XML-handling applications to be defined in a simple, declarative syntax. This article demonstrates how you can leverage this power in your own applications.
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webBackplane
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I'm a Software Engineer, with a background in systems programming using C. In more recent years I have been involved with applications programming, initially using C++ and Delphi, but most recently working with JavaScript and XForms to deliver applications via the web browser. In my spare time I like to play with lots of cool languages that my job doesn't permit me to. Currently, I'm enjoying getting to grips with Erlang.
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