December 1999
Intermediate to advanced
992 pages
22h 3m
English
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As you are probably aware, linking is the single most defining feature of the Web and is ultimately what brought the Web into being. Without the ability to link pages together, the Web wouldn't be much different than the many isolated bulletin board systems that were around for years before the advent of the Web.
Even though linking has played such a vital role in the growth and usefulness of the Web, it is still fairly primitive in its current state. XML ushers in a much more powerful linking mechanism that will likely have a dramatic impact on how information is connected together ...
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