Jean Paoli - Co-creator of XML, part II
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Jean Paoli, senior director of XML architecture, and co-creator of XML, gives his vision of XML in an interview with Channel 9's Charles Torre and Robert Scoble.
This is the second part of the interview and part I is here.
This is the second part of the interview and part I is here.
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Oh. I love these interviews. I WANT MORE !!!!
Henning
Thank you very much for the discussion it was very interesting specially when you were talking about data structure and the need to specify how data should be structure, and for sure this is important to understate the data and how to deal with it. This is what I call it metadataJ, but you said that you don’t believe in data and metadata, from what perspective are you saying that??
It may be that Mr. Paoli is in the right company at the right time---and this time XAML will not end up like CDF.
Amazing visionary with some great ideas that are simple to comprehend.
I don't know much about XML but form this interview I gather that it is a sort of universal info type, that can be used and manipulated in many ways on anything - from a dishwasher display to a stock exchange large display.
Pictures might not be made form XML or XAML but what about similar files, don't you use another type of program to tell weather somethig in the picture is a tree or a person.
Am I right in thinking that XML does not apply to rich media file types?
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