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Beginner's Guide to XML Files

I can't even imagine an online world without HTML files! And, to a certain

degree, it would be almost impossible to build one.

However, HTML is quite limited. Sure, it works fine when it comes to basic

web documents, but things don't work that well when people try to use it for

things that go way beyond its capabilities. Take data exchange, for example.

Building a data system using HTML is just like trying to build a car using soda

cans.

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Top 3 XML Editors

Lots of people use XML files! I mean, at least most web designers do that.

And there's a solid reason for doing it: a large portion of the web uses files

that are based on XML, be them RSS, XHTML, and so on. Here are the most

popular, 100% free XML editors.

This is by far my favorite code editor, and I use it for XML file editing as well!

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How to Convert XML to CSV

So, you want to convert your XML file to a different format? It is definitely

possible to code your own XML parser, but why go through all the trouble?

Most programming languages already include XML libraries that can do both

parsing and data validation for you. I am talking about Java or C, for

example. And many people have built programming environments that make

use of XML syntax. Here are the most popular XML-based programming

languages, according to Data Alliance.

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