This article describes the CALS Table Viewer, an open-source project providing an extension for Visual Studio Code. This is a simple tool developed in a ‘free-sprint’…
Which programming language would you use to analyse an XML file? Nine times out of ten the answer would be XPath. Either as a standalone language or hosted by a language like XSLT, XQuery or Python…
Understanding and explaining the differences between two large XML documents presents significant challenges. This is true, even with a fully optimised…
The Linear Feedback Shift Register (LFSR) provides a simple yet very versatile solution for the generation of pseudo-random sequences of bits. This concept, can be…
Judging not only from my own experience but from many social media posts such as Tina Henderson’s tweet shown below, the review and release process for the…
In this, my third post on XQuery code comparison, I look at the issue of ignoring whitespace changes where they are not significant (see previous posts…
In my first post on Comparing XQuery with DeltaXML Core, we used a flat sequence of span elements, where each element represented an XQuery language…
My last blog post was about HTML5 Compare, an online comparison tool for HTML5. The comparison process we used for this relies on an XML pipeline built…
In this age of the Web, the reliable comparison of HTML is becoming increasingly important. This blog post introduces an early incarnation of HTML5…
I developed some ideas for reviewing XML Documents for an N-Way Merge, based on a prototype web app. Now it’s time to looking beyond simply reviewing…
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