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[2003-07-29] How to use XPath and sorting in XML
In the first article I have shown you how to get quick results with XML,XSL and ASP. I have also introduced a short paragraph about XPath. In this article i will show you how you can use this combination with a very easy and understandable code to sort data. As sorting is a very important task that needs to be implemented in nearly every form, simplifying its implementation will save you precious developement time in your projects. As opposed to the hand crafted solutions that one needed to use in the past, XPath enables you to write robust, self documented and easy to understand sorting code with a very short developement cycle.
[2003-07-16] Your Own Guestbook In ASP.NET
Recently I was working on my website in which I wanted to implement a guestbook. So I searched the web to get the best guestbook for my Website. But then I thought: Hey I am a developer, why not create my own one. It was very easy to create a guestbook and you can do it too. In this article I will show you how you can easily create a guestbook. To understand the article, I assume that you have already knowledge about the basics of ASP.NET programming and XML/XSL skills.
[2003-07-07] Compile Anything; Yes, even XML, but Should You?
Recent developments of programming languages, such as Java and XSLT, have extended the way programmers and users look at programs. Programs written in older languages such as Fortran, COBOL, C or C++ have a simple model for developing a program. The program is written, then translated by a tool called the compiler into machine instructions for a particular computer and then executed. The execution of the application performs actual instructions on the computer. Here I am ignoring the repetitive aspects of partial program development and debugging.
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