an HTML-based markup language designed to contain a human-readable description of an XML namespace as well as pointers to multiple resources related to that namespace. Examples of such related resources include schemas, stylesheets, human-readable doc...

Ten key points explaining the rationale of the language.

Co-author of the XML 1.0 recommendation, now with Textuality, writes/edits for the xml.com magazine.

Tim Bray's XML page, with the Lark XML processor.

Some simple, but important, questions and answers with an SGML slant.

Benchmarks that measure the performance of Unix file system operations, concerned mainly with identifying bottlenecks.

Lark is a non-validating processor implemented in the Java language; it attempts to achieve good trade-offs among compactness, completeness, and performance. Larval is a validating processor built on the same code base as Lark.

Parameterized VRML tower-building, in the style of Babylonian ziggurats.