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Blogging is the hottest fad on the Internet and Stylus Studio has jumped on the bandwagon. Bookmark the following XML web logs and point your newsreaders to their RSS or Atom feeds and keep up with all the latest XML buzz in the internet blogosphere!

The Official Stylus Studio Blog

A blog about XML development issues and technologies including XML, XML Schema, XQuery, XSLT, XPath, EDI, Web services, XHTML, XML data integration and more.

XML-DEV Blog

The XML-DEV email discussion forum was started nearly 10 years ago by Dr. Peter Murray-Rust and Dr. Henry Rzepa of Imperial College (UK), covering XML development topics including XML standards, XML specifications, and technical questions related to the eXtensible Markup Language. The XML-DEV Blog brings the XML-DEV community into the blogging era, enabling XML developers to easily follow hot threads.

XSL-LIST Blog

The XSL-List Blog is on a mission to help increase the level of XSL knowledge and usage. XSL-List is a service by Mulberry Technologies, and the list is by far the most popular XSL development forum in the world — some of the inventors of XSL are known to hang out there. Got a stylesheet emergency? Want to contribute to the XSL community? visit the XSL-List blog today!

XML Schema-Dev Blog

XML Schema-DEV is an open, un-moderated email list about XML Schema-releated development. XMLSCHEMA-Dev was founded in March, 2000 by Gerald Oskoboiny, and is today hosted by the World Wide Web consortium (W3C). XML Schema is a core XML technology used in conjunction with XML, XSLT, XQuery and Web Services technologies and it's no wonder that XML Schema Dev is today among the most active W3C mailing lists. Got a strange XML Schema validation error? Ask the experts at XML Schema-Dev.

XQuery-Talk Blog

The XQuery-Talk developer forum was started by Java guru Jason Hunter and is hosted by xquery.com. It's a great forum to get to interact with the growing XQuery developer community, including implementors of XQuery products and technologies.

EDI List (EDI-L) Blog

EDI-L is the world's largest technical forum for discussing topics related to Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), including EDIFACT, and X12 Technologies. Topics include EDI Software, EDI Standards, EDI applications, EDI examples, and more.

Jonathan Robie's XQuery Blog

Jonathan Robie is a PM at DataDirect, responsible for DataDirect XQuery, a database-independent XQuery implementation. He's co-inventor of the W3C XML Query language, and works in several other W3C Working Groups, acting as an editor for the XML Schema and Document Object Model Working Groups. Jonathan won the 2005 InfoWorld Innovator of the year award for his pioneering work in XQuery.

Jonathan Bruce's XQuery Blog

Jonathan Bruce is a Program Manager for DataDirect Technologies. His responsibilities include DataDirect for XQuery APIs for Java (XQJ), .NET and Windows platforms, while continuing to promote the adoption of XQuery in the market place.

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