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Awesome XML Awesome

A curated list of the best tools, libraries, tutorials, and more for all things XML-related.

Contents

The XML Family (in a nutshell)

A list of W3C standards closely related to XML.

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Drafts and Community Advances

A collection of actively developed drafts and community-driven XML-related projects.

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Processing Libraries

C

C++

C#

Dart

Go

Java

JavaScript

Perl

PHP

Python

Ruby

Rust

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Command-Line Tools

A collection of command-line tools for XML processing.

  • xmllint - a multifaceted XML tool that comes with libxml2.
  • xmlstarlet - a set of utilities for querying, editing, validating, and transforming XML documents.
  • xq - beautifier and content extractor.
  • dasel - query and modify data structures using standart selector strings. Supports XML among others.
  • graphtage - semantically compare and merge tree-like structures.
  • HTML-XML-utils - a collection of utilities for XML/HTML manipulation.
  • Saxon - XML processor supporting XSLT 3.0, XQuery 3.1, XPath 3.1, and XSD 1.1. (Note: only the HE version is free.)
  • tidy (libtidy) - correct and clean-up HTML and XML documents.
  • xsltproc (libxslt) - XSLT processor for the application of stylesheets to XML documents.

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Online Tools

A small excerpt of the many online tools for XML processing.

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Validation

Schema Languages

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Native XML Databases

A list of XML databases that store and query XML data natively.

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XML-based Formats/Languages

A curated list of popular formats and languages that use the XML syntax (often defined via a schema). A more extensive, but less curated list can be found here.

❗ The goal for this section is to have a list of established formats with links to resources, such as specifications, schemas, and tutorials. Feel free to contribute! ❗

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Community

Websites/Forums

  • XML.com - a site for XML resources, tutorials, and news.
  • XML.org - a community-driven site for XML resources.
  • r/xml - a subreddit for XML discussions.
  • XML @ Stack Overflow - XML-related discussions on Stack Overflow.

Conferences

  • XML Prague - an annual conference on markup languages and data on the web.
  • Balisage - an annual conference devoted to descriptive markup
  • Markup UK - a conference about XML and other markup technologies

Blogs

Mailing Lists

  • XSL-List - mailing list for XSLT questions and applications.
  • Schematron - mailing list for Schematron discussions.
  • XML-DEV - active mailing list on XML.org.

Articles

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Tutorials

A list of tutorials that provide a good introduction to the XML ecosystem.

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Books

Note that many of these books are available online for free - a quick Google search should suffice. 😉

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Visual Studio Code Extensions

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Browser Extensions

Mozilla Firefox

Google Chrome

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Contribute

Contributions are welcome! Read the contribution guidelines first.

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awesome-xml's Issues

Add a Databases Section

XML is cool because a collection of XML files is kind of like a database. There are proper database applications that run with this idea.

Just a few:

  • MarkLogic
  • BaseX
  • ExistDB

Add current developments beyond W3C?

The official W3C standards seem "frozen in time" around 2005-2010, but several standards are still being developed further, for instance as community groups:

It seems to make most sense to add such links as versions in the XML family section, to help people find more contemporary versions?

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