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XML London 2014

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XML London 2014
Calling all XML aficionados.

The XML London 2014 conference takes place on 7/8th June 2014 at
University College London.

The full line-up includes:

  Michael Kay (Saxonica)
    "Benchmarking XSLT Performance"

  Abel Braaksma (Exselt)
    "Streaming Design Patterns or:
     how I learned to stop worrying and love the Stream"

  Matt Kohl (Oxford University Press)
    "From monolithic XML for print/web to lean XML for data:
     realising linked data for dictionaries"

  Sanders Kleinfeld (O'Reilly Media)
    "HTMLBook: An XHTML5-based source format for authoring
               and producing print and digital content"

  George Bina (oXygen)
    "XML Authoring and Review on Mobile Devices"

  Elias Weingärtner (Haufe Group)
    "Engineering a XML-based Content Hub for Enterprise Publishing"

  Celina Huang (Antenna House)
    "A Visual Comparison Approach to Automated Regression Testing"

  Steven Pemberton (CWI)
    "Live XML Data"

  Philip Fennell (MarkLogic)
    "Schematron - More useful than you’d thought".

  Kal Ahmed (NetworkedPlanet)
    "Linked Data in a .NET World"

  Robbert Broersma (Frameless)
    "The Reactive Revolution"

  Jorge Williams (Rackspace)
    "Product Usage Schemas"

  Eduardo Gonçalves (Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil)
    "An XML-based Approach for Data Preprocessing of
     Multi-Label Classification Problems"

  Lech Rzedzicki (Kode1100)
    "Using abstract content model and wikis to link Semantic Web,
     XML, HTML, JSON and CSV"

  William Narmontas (Apt)
    "XML processing in Scala"

  Eric van der Vlist (Dyomedea)
    "JSON and XML: a new perspective"


If you're quick and register before 15th April you will get a
full pass at an Early Bird Discount, for just £199 + VAT!


Don't miss this spectacular event! Register for XML London 2014 at:

    http://xmllondon.com/registration.jsp

Group discounts are available!,
   so please talk to your manager to arrange a group booking.


Regards,

Charles
XML London
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