As per Vanya's request, hockey content! Today's entry - “ Tampa Bay Lightning's Separated at Birth “. I couldn't find a picture of Nikolai Khabibulin in his Tampa Bay Lightning uniform that was suitable. My apologies.

So, let's say you have created your own xml-based markup language. You have designed the schema, you've got some xsd's to describe it, some xslt to transform it to html so your readers can view it in a browser. Just for fun, let's say your directory structure...

I'd like to do an informal survey - how many of you out there are using xml as markup? There is a great deal of discussion of using xml to represent data but very little discussion of using xml as markup. I guess that's because HTML and XHTML exist already...

Today I'd like to talk a bit more about the authoring xml schema that is used to create documentation for the Longhorn SDK. In reality there are several xml schemas that are used to author content for the Longhorn SDK but there is only one 'native' xml...

I've received some mail requesting more information on what exactly comprises an 'xml build system'. Some have asked why we just don't deliver xml and have xslt transform the document on the server before it's sent down to the browser. Thus, I'm going...

One of the practical considerations in designing a xml-based documentation system is creating an appropriate schema. I'm going to digress here a little, so please bear with me. In theory at least, the users of the system (programmer/writers, editors...

The easiest way to have a look at the Longhorn SDK is to check it out here on MSDN. The entire site you see there is built using the tools developed internally by the Longhorn SDK team. The 'big picture' process is pretty simple - a tool called “Olympia”...

Here's my first blog post of any sort - EVER. I have to admit that I'm not a blog aficionado, so if I should ever stray from blog protocol you'll know it's because I'm ignorant. So, my name is Peter Taylor and I work here at Microsoft on the Longhorn...