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XML Amsterdam 2013

Related: everything you’ve ever wanted to know about my presentation at XML Amsterdam 2013

Laurie Brooks openning XML Amsterdam 2013

Norm Walsh: happy birthday XML

Tom Whitehouse and Neil Crofts: An XML stack at the BBC

Neil Crofts: Issues with XProc

Michael Kay: XSLT 3.0 themes

Michael Kay: Why are XSLT packages needed

In the president's room

What a control board!

The safes used to be here...

This 19th centory Italian room has been transported from its previous location in this building

This 19th centory Italian room has been transported from its previous location in this building

This 19th centory Italian room has been transported from its previous location in this building

These switches were controlling pipelines...

The safes used to be here...

One of the meeting rooms

One of the meeting rooms

One of the meeting rooms

Maik Stührenberg: XML and the third generation Web

One of the meeting rooms (and Steven Pimberton)

Rémon Sinnema: Alphabet soup of the day

William Candillon: Synchronizing HTML5 databases using XQuery. Looks like science fiction for anyone else but not for William:!

William Candillon: MVC moving from the server to the client

William Candillon: "JavaScript is the assembly of the Web" (always worth repeating)

Steven Pemberton tweaking his CSS before his presentation

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