thePeoplesToolbox is a nice repository of bookmarks for popular programming and design sites.

Great XSL Tutorial by Norman Walsh.

Pete Freitag has some useful notes on RSS feed creation and Big Damn Heroes has some extra advice on escaping RSS descriptions.

Wayne Graham has blogged a great example of using variables in XML files. Now how can I use that in Fusebox????

Oxygen XML Editor is an XML editor plugin for Ecilpse.

Heres a collection of Quick Reference Guides which covers CSS, XML etc.

Joe Rinehart has a neat way of using xml and CFC's to store user config data.

xs3p is a schema documentation generator. Basically, it is an XSLT stylesheet that will generate an XHTML document from an XSD schema. Some of its cool features are:

• It provides links that allow the user to jump to the documentation of schema components that are referenced.
• It provides a view of schema components' constraints as a sample XML instance.
• For global type definitions, it shows the super- and sub- types of the type definition.
• For global element declarations, it shows the substitution groups that the element declaration heads or belongs to.
• It can sort schema components by type and name.
• It has a glossary section which explains some XML Schema terminology.

According to Rob Brooks-Bilson, it looks like you can mix this technoloies together and they still work!

My next project I think!

With CFMX7 comes a whole new range of form options. One of which is the use of XFORM and XSL to style the form.

This sounds likes at great idea but a new technology to get my head around. So here's some links...

• The XPath Functions Reference
• XSL Languages