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Pipes: Leveraging The XML Publish Subscribe Model

April 24, 2007 Blog No Comments

image In the past few years, there’s been a lot of chatter about the power of XML and how it will change the way we create, manage, and deliver information. There’s no doubt that this is indeed happening. The rise of structured authoring, the increasing importance of content reuse, and emergence of Content Component Management are all made possible by XML.  If you’ve been paying attention to the XML discussions, you probably know about the ten goals of XML. You might also know about the ten predictions for XML in 2007. But, you may not be able to point to many concrete examples of XML use on the web today.

To rectify this situation, TheContentWrangler.com will help you spot interesting—and useful – examples of XML on the web. Our hope is that you will examine the XML solutions we spotlight and begin to think about creative ways to leverage these ideas to help your customers.

Our first example of a game-changing use of XML technology on the web is Yahoo Pipes. Instead of attempting to explain what Pipes is and how it works, we’ll introduce a few of the infinite number of problems that Pipes may help you solve and let you explore the rest. Here goes…

There are many, many more uses for Pipes. Take a look around and create your own Pipe. Then, let us know all about it!

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