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RE: Life as an SGML Neanderthal (WAS RE: The subsett

neanderthal boys
Play the video
XML Schema is hard to implement.  To use, it is not
that difficult if one avoids cleverness and sticks to the fundamentals of
relational tables and best practices as writ by Costello.  :-) 
 
It isn't that bad.  Really.
 
Now, 28001 was a standard that went on for so
long, we had to dig extra tunnels just to paint the appendices. 
HyTime elders held ceremonies deep in the caverns to
initiate neanderthal boys.  I flunked out.
 
len

From: AndrewWatt2000@a... [mailto:AndrewWatt2000@a...]

In a message dated 05/03/2003 18:23:13 GMT Standard Time, clbullar@i... writes:


Standards
were long and brutal


Not a lot has changed then. :)

I guess it could all have been good practice for reading W3C XML Schema in its various Parts.

Andrew Watt

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