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W3C Releases XBL 2.0 Intro for Skill-Seeking Devs

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The W3C has released a primer for XBL 2.0 (XML Binding Language - 2.0!) that goes over best practice scenarios as well as proper syntax. XBL can be used to reorganize and wrap content without making a mess. Imagine being able to apply complex CSS styles to HTML or XHTML without utilizing multiple div elements. Programmers can also implement fresh DOM interfaces with XBL. And arbitrary sets of XML tags can also be treated as widgets (plugins, essentially), when integrated with other specifications. Check out the latest draft at the W3C website.
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