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Re: Why I Like Longhorn and XAML


eletrical circuits
> On the bright side, they also seem to have discarded W3C XML Schema in
> favor of WinFS, probably because there wasn't a "straightforward way to
> adapt those technologies to Microsoft's purpose."

No, that is most likely because XML Schema is confusing and requires 
eletrical circuit diagrams to explain how certain things work 
(http://www.olegdulin.com/archives/000017.html , excuse my sarcasm) . I 
haven't seem WinFS but my guess is that it is probably much simpler to 
use than Schema and does not require a B.Sc. in EE and Masters in Comp. Sci.

Oleg


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> That one I can sympathize with.
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