One language attracting a lot of attention at the moment is Python. This article takes a high level look at Python. It uses the time honored "Hello world" example program to illustrate the principle features of the language....
The first two installments of Charming Python by David Mertz provided an overview of working with XML in Python. In the year since those initial writings, however, the state of XML tools for Python has advanced significantly. Unfortunately, most of t
A major element of getting started on working with XML in Python is sorting out the comparative capabilities of all the available modules. In this first installment of his new Python column, "Charming Python," This article briefly...
Python's power and ease of use combine to make it an excellent choice for writing programs that process XML data. This Topic Guide links to documentation and code for handling XML in Python, and also lists some selected resources for learning about X
XML is a fairly simple format. It uses plain Unicode text rather than binary encoding, and all the structures are declared with predictable-looking tags. Nonetheless, there are still enough rules in the XML grammar that a carefully debugged parser is
In the first installment of his new 'XML Matters' column -- and as part of his ongoing quest to create a more seamless integration between XML and Python -- David Mertz presents the xml_pickle module. Mertz discusses the design goals and decisions th
In this article David Mertz presents the xml_objectify module as part of his ongoing quest to create a more seamless integration between XML and Python. He has described how to use xml_objectify and the advantages of using this... | 
