You're very welcome. Those tabs are just a part of Eclipse. I'm not sure if there is a way to eliminate design or not, but as the tutorial progresses you'll see that the design view is sometimes valuable
Hi, I use Eclipse Indigo Classic. The new version of Eclipse version Juno is buggy so search for Eclipse Indigo and you shouldn't have any problems. I'm glad you like the videos :)
XML is a text based way of representing structured information of most any kind. There is MathML, PLS, RDF, SISR, SMIL, SOAP, SRGS, SSML, SVG, VXML, WSDL, XForms, to name a few. If there is data, there is a way to mark it up in XML
XML is the tool to use when you need structure. An xml file is commonly used to store individual user preferences. Because xml can be parsed by any language and because it is human readable I think you are on the right path
You can use eclipse classic. I specifically use the indigo version instead of the newer Juno version. The directories show up in a panel called the project explorer. Click on Window - show view - project explorer. Now if you right click in project explorer and then new project you'll have a arc folder in it. I hope that helps
You probably need the eclipse web tools plugin. Specifically you are looking for the Source Editing part. Do a Google search and you'll find it. That will clear everything up
I'm glad I was able to improve :) I made the first 4, years ago before I had any idea how to make tutorials. I would take the old ones down, but for some reason they seem to help some people. I agree with you that the old ones are TERRIBLE. Thanks for giving me another chance
It is a lot easier to learn and read to a point. There are also some neat things you can do with json in collaboration with different ajax techniques. You can get around some browser security issues. I'll cover json very soon
Yes I actually prefer XML. I find complex data gets very confusing with json. Json tends to be harder to parse from some web services as well for some reason?
With Eclipse you can "clone" a block of code by highlighting it and then hold Ctrl & Alt and hit the down arrow on your arrow pad. Saves copy and paste
Yes I will, but sorry for now I have to use Java. I'm going to cover a great deal about xml, but then I'm going right back into the Java tutorial. Sorry, but I decided to make tutorials based on polls for now
I've found xml to be very verbose and because of that it tends to be harder to read than json early on. Oddly, however I've found the more complex data gets the harder it is to read json with all the [{}]: symbols. I've worked with both and find them to look very much alike. Sorry but I don't reall have an opinion on which is better
Thank you very much :) I'll be done with the XML tutorial by the middle of next week. I'm not sure how many videos at this point. I'll cover the vast majority of the topic like always. The next video will be up today
Not sure how this could be considered a tutorial. He just presents multiple examples of different aspects of XML machine-gun style without explaining the ideas behind what he's doing so that one could follow a logical progression of one concept building upon previously explained concepts.
Thank you :) I'm going to completely cover design patterns (Received the 2nd most votes), but I'm covering them using Java. Sorry :( I'm planning a big Zend tutorial for the PHP fans
Thanks Derek, While this video is a bit old, I found it (and actually, all your videos for that matter) to be incredibly informative. Keep making great content :-)
Hey i followed your tutorials, then learned Libgdx and i made a pong and a tic tac toe with no real difficulties. Thanks alot i owe you a lot :) Now i'm following your Xml videos cause' your awesome (And i need knowledge in Xml of course x) )
Your tutorials are very good. I learnt a lot from these tutorials. I request you to create tutorials for Linux, Linux scripting, small series on web services and also data structures with java but in deep understand (analysis, knapsack, DP, greedy algo. etc) .There are lot more tutorials on DS on RUclips but all of them seems to be very complex, no one has the capability like you of explaining things in very easy and simple manner. Regards, Amit
Hey Derek, New to XML and Eclipse. Your videos look great. Exactly what version of Eclipse are you using. At the Eclipse.org site there are so many different versions of Eclipse for different things. Regards
I am using Eclipse Juno by the way. Anyhow, do you have any good XML books to recommend to follow along with your videos? Thanks for your prompt answer. Great tutorial so far!
Hi Derek, Thanks for doing this! I'm brand-new to XML and I'm looking forward to your vids as your voice is so clear. Only thing is, I just downloaded Eclipse Classic like you told someone else, but when I got to the 'new project' window, I saw I don't have an XML folder; mine skips from 'Web to 'Examples'. What to do? Thanks!
Hi Derek, your XML tutorial actually helped me pass my xml course in digital library science, big thanks! All the course books could not say what you could! Anyways, do you have a similar tutorial for TEI? regards and happy new year max
Is it necessary to watch this tutorial before going to your android development tutorials? Because i have been there and just seen 2 videos and i do not "completely" understand everything. So is it just that you are going to cover it in detail and teach xml in those tutorials itself or am i expected to have some prior experience of xml?
What do you think would it be a good idea to use xml file as a config file for my little program I just made? I started to create an image gallery (just for fun) and I made a config.php to define some stuff like $uploadEnabled, $picsOnPage etc. It serves , but I started to wonder which way would the best. Especially in security's point of view. Ps. Can't wait your Zend tutorials either ;)
Hey Derek Banas love your videos!!! high quality and great explaining!!! I'm truly surprised the are all free!!! I got one question thou... I want to be a web programmer... And I'm not sure what I need to know best I saw some js videos and some php videos and html and xhtml videos of yours... They all looks like they exist for one purpose (creating a web page...) Now I'm 100% sure i"m wrong can you please tell me why?!?! AND AGAIN THANK YOU YOU'RE AWESOME!!!
Avi Ayela Thank you :) Basically you have to understand html, css and JavaScript. Then decide if you want to go a traditional language direction by learning PHP. I'd do that. You could also jump directly into a framework like NodeJS, Rails, or a PHP framework like PHP. With that knowledge you can make anything. I hope that helps
hi, Derek! I am brand new to XML. Really new!!! So thank you for the clips. I am a bit lost though. There are many Eclipse packages. Which one are you using? The one I downloaded does not show me the XML directory you are referring to at the beginning of the tutorial. Any suggestions from others are also welcome!
You probably got the new version named Juno. I actually still use indigo, which I prefer because it is less buggy. You will probably also need this plugin eclipse. org/webtools/
Hello Sir, the tutorials are very nice because extra information is also provided with them but I am having very much problem with XML Schemas. I am unable to understand at w3schools. Please provide a separate tutorial for XML Schema because the topic is vast and also not easy to understand as namespaces are also involved. Thanks for you tutorials Sir.
Hi, i use a game frontend menu and the script is written in xml. Which looks like this. object width="1920" height="1080" resolutionX="3840" resolutionY="2160" x="0" y="0" type="imageframes" speed="0"> I would like to know what the command is to start an intro video in the menu background where you select the pc games. I have the intro video in the folder.
Yes I believe Myers-Briggs should be used and I used to use it a lot in a previous job. I actually made videos on personality analysis ruclips.net/video/KrCEm66BxW0/видео.html I'm an ISTJ, what I call a Recipe Follower
Nice tutorial But I have a question: In the example above you have described an element named network as part of an element show. Is it possible to make new network elements but now on the level of the element show and not as child of show. Something like this: Life On Mars 2006 2007 BBC 6.8
Hello Derek When i say {{{{ ?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? }}}} in the xml file and open using browser. 1) Who will interpret this line? xml compiler? 2) Is xml word in the above line defined somewhere? i want to see that
Hello Derek, In this video I followed everything but my eclipse is saying this x path is invalid and there are no grammar constraints (dtd or xml schema) referenced in the document. Why is it doing this? Sara
I remotely service medical equipment based Window 7 computers at the commandline via Telnet. Many XML files are used. Without installing extra software we need to extract plain text from the XML files and sometimes edit this info selectively. So far Powershell and XML have been used. Can you recommend a book that will help query and manipulate existing XML files at the commandline ?
Hey, great video! I was trying to follow your steps but it seems we have a different version of Eclipse. I was hoping you may have a link to the download you used, or another reliable source. Thanks
Hmm, when I did what you show to create an xml file, I got a different screen as yours where I was not able to see the actual xml tag. Then, I saw to lower left corner tags, one named "Design" and the other named "Source". When I switch to "Source", I was in synch with your video. How do I eliminate the "Design" lower tag? Thanks for this video.
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You're very welcome. Those tabs are just a part of Eclipse. I'm not sure if there is a way to eliminate design or not, but as the tutorial progresses you'll see that the design view is sometimes valuable
Thank you :) I tend to make more tutorials from every popular book, plus my personal notes. I don't like using just one book. I'm glad you enjoy them.
Hi, I use Eclipse Indigo Classic. The new version of Eclipse version Juno is buggy so search for Eclipse Indigo and you shouldn't have any problems. I'm glad you like the videos :)
I'm using the latest xml version. There may be an issue there? If you use Eclipse I can guarantee you won't have any issues. Eclipse is 100% free
XML is a text based way of representing structured information of most any kind. There is MathML, PLS, RDF, SISR, SMIL, SOAP, SRGS, SSML, SVG, VXML, WSDL, XForms, to name a few. If there is data, there is a way to mark it up in XML
You are a legend Derek. The sheer number of hours you put in to make these Videos are nothing less than godly..
You're very kind thank you :)
Thank you :) I'm glad you liked them. I do my best to cover everything
XML is the tool to use when you need structure. An xml file is commonly used to store individual user preferences. Because xml can be parsed by any language and because it is human readable I think you are on the right path
I'm searching for "xml" tutorials thinking "goodness, they're all going to be slow paced and boring"... Then I saw Derek Banas' name and rejoiced!
Thank you for the nice compliment :)
@@pqpq1905 hahaha yes! I guess it's also a "feeling" thing. I like that there's no fluff in Derek's videos, they're so concise!
Thank you very much :) Ill be covering algorithms pretty extensibly in my current tutorial series. I'll get back into web tutorials soon.
You can use eclipse classic. I specifically use the indigo version instead of the newer Juno version. The directories show up in a panel called the project explorer. Click on Window - show view - project explorer. Now if you right click in project explorer and then new project you'll have a arc folder in it. I hope that helps
Awesome video series on XML! It's short, to the point, and comprehensive in coverage. Well done! Thank you,
thank you very much :) I'm glad you liked it
You probably need the eclipse web tools plugin. Specifically you are looking for the Source Editing part. Do a Google search and you'll find it. That will clear everything up
I'm glad I was able to improve :) I made the first 4, years ago before I had any idea how to make tutorials. I would take the old ones down, but for some reason they seem to help some people. I agree with you that the old ones are TERRIBLE. Thanks for giving me another chance
Great videos. Cut to the point and stacked full of information. Definitely the best of the best when it comes to tutorials.
Sorry, but I haven't covered that yet. It has been added to the list
Thank you :) I do my best. Thank you for the kind words
These video series helped me fix my corrupted Stardew Valley saved games! Thanks a million!
+Harrezer I'm happy I could help :)
That is ok :) I'm just happy you got it working. That isn't the first time somebody did that
It is a lot easier to learn and read to a point. There are also some neat things you can do with json in collaboration with different ajax techniques. You can get around some browser security issues. I'll cover json very soon
Yes I actually prefer XML. I find complex data gets very confusing with json. Json tends to be harder to parse from some web services as well for some reason?
With Eclipse you can "clone" a block of code by highlighting it and then hold Ctrl & Alt and hit the down arrow on your arrow pad. Saves copy and paste
I'll be making it soon. I'll be done with xml really quick
That sounds pretty cool! I'm glad I was able to help :) You're very welcome
Yes I will, but sorry for now I have to use Java. I'm going to cover a great deal about xml, but then I'm going right back into the Java tutorial. Sorry, but I decided to make tutorials based on polls for now
It is up and it is crammed with a ton of info! I hope you like it
I've found xml to be very verbose and because of that it tends to be harder to read than json early on.
Oddly, however I've found the more complex data gets the harder it is to read json with all the [{}]: symbols.
I've worked with both and find them to look very much alike. Sorry but I don't reall have an opinion on which is better
Thank you :) Nice to see you again
I'm sorry auto correct messed up. Look for the src folder and not the arc folder
I wrote this using an xml cheat sheet I made a while back to make sure I covered everything
Thank you very much :) I'll be done with the XML tutorial by the middle of next week. I'm not sure how many videos at this point. I'll cover the vast majority of the topic like always. The next video will be up today
Not sure how this could be considered a tutorial. He just presents multiple examples of different aspects of XML machine-gun style without explaining the ideas behind what he's doing so that one could follow a logical progression of one concept building upon previously explained concepts.
Thank you! You have demystified the ever present XML
You're very welcome :) I'm glad i could help
Thank you :) I'm going to completely cover design patterns (Received the 2nd most votes), but I'm covering them using Java. Sorry :( I'm planning a big Zend tutorial for the PHP fans
Thanks Derek,
While this video is a bit old, I found it (and actually, all your videos for that matter) to be incredibly informative.
Keep making great content :-)
Thank you :) Many more are coming
Yes I have a php playlist on my channel
Thank you :) yes I move pretty fast
hi, please help i cant understand..what is the difference between?:
Precio
Hey i followed your tutorials, then learned Libgdx and i made a pong and a tic tac toe with no real difficulties.
Thanks alot i owe you a lot :)
Now i'm following your Xml videos cause' your awesome (And i need knowledge in Xml of course x) )
The program is Eclipse. Go to eclipse (dot) org
Yes it is free!!!
Derek how do you manage the special effects in the video tutorial, which s/w do you use . I know camtasia studio cant do all this
So many topics to cover and so little time
You are an excellent teacher with nice flow.
Thank you very much :)
Your tutorials are very good. I learnt a lot from these tutorials. I request you to create tutorials for Linux, Linux scripting, small series on web services and also data structures with java but in deep understand (analysis, knapsack, DP, greedy algo. etc) .There are lot more tutorials on DS on RUclips but all of them seems to be very complex, no one has the capability like you of explaining things in very easy and simple manner.
Regards,
Amit
You're very welcome and Thank You :)
Thank you :) I use iMovie
Hey Derek,
New to XML and Eclipse. Your videos look great. Exactly what version of Eclipse are you using. At the Eclipse.org site there are so many different versions of Eclipse for different things.
Regards
You're very welcome :)
why are u so brilliant .... Thank you so much...
Great job on these tutorials you do. You seem sharp as hell :)
very useful information! i cant wait for the next video
Thank you :) Actually XML for Dummies is pretty good. This tutorial doesn't come from any book specifically though
very informative and straight to the point 👌
Ill see what I can do, but jquery is just a framework for javascript, so technically it is javascript
you rock man with you tutorials !thanks a lot ,i was wondering if u can put some tutorial about namespaces schematron ..see you man
You are very welcome :)
All your videos are great!!! Could you make a video showing Eclispse setings, plugins. Also one on unique identifier.
Sean Morgan Thank you :) I'll see what I can do.
Eclipse Indigo for Java Developers eclipse. org/downloads/packages/release/indigo/sr2
You also need the Eclipse WebTools plugin eclipse. org/webtools/
I am using Eclipse Juno by the way. Anyhow, do you have any good XML books to recommend to follow along with your videos? Thanks for your prompt answer. Great tutorial so far!
Thank you SawMan :)
Can you give me a specific example?
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Hi Derek,
Thanks for doing this! I'm brand-new to XML and I'm looking forward to your vids as your voice is so clear.
Only thing is, I just downloaded Eclipse Classic like you told someone else, but when I got to the 'new project' window, I saw I don't have an XML folder; mine skips from 'Web to 'Examples'. What to do?
Thanks!
Hi Derek,
your XML tutorial actually helped me pass my xml course in digital library science, big thanks! All the course books could not say what you could!
Anyways, do you have a similar tutorial for TEI?
regards and happy new year
max
+TheBraxmax That is very awesome! I'm glad I could help :) Sorry, but I haven't covered TEI yet.
youre more helpful than all of my profs in university
Thank you for the nice compliment :)
I sent you links to what you need to download
You deserve more views + subscribers
lol i was so dumb.. i got it working now. I was running tvshows.xsl rather then tvshows.xml. It worked like a bang. sorry to bother you derek :))
Dude this really helped me understand it
I'm happy I could help :)
Is it necessary to watch this tutorial before going to your android development tutorials?
Because i have been there and just seen 2 videos and i do not "completely" understand everything. So is it just that you are going to cover it in detail and teach xml in those tutorials itself or am i expected to have some prior experience of xml?
+shreyas rajapurkar No you don't need to know much about xml for Android
oh...thanks mate :)
What do you think would it be a good idea to use xml file as a config file for my little program I just made? I started to create an image gallery (just for fun) and I made a config.php to define some stuff like $uploadEnabled, $picsOnPage etc. It serves , but I started to wonder which way would the best. Especially in security's point of view.
Ps. Can't wait your Zend tutorials either ;)
Hey Derek Banas love your videos!!! high quality and great explaining!!!
I'm truly surprised the are all free!!!
I got one question thou...
I want to be a web programmer...
And I'm not sure what I need to know best I saw some js videos and some php videos and html and xhtml videos of yours... They all looks like they exist for one purpose (creating a web page...)
Now I'm 100% sure i"m wrong can you please tell me why?!?!
AND AGAIN THANK YOU YOU'RE AWESOME!!!
Avi Ayela Thank you :) Basically you have to understand html, css and JavaScript. Then decide if you want to go a traditional language direction by learning PHP. I'd do that. You could also jump directly into a framework like NodeJS, Rails, or a PHP framework like PHP. With that knowledge you can make anything. I hope that helps
Derek Banas Thank you very much! You are very helpful!!!!!
hi, Derek! I am brand new to XML. Really new!!! So thank you for the clips. I am a bit lost though. There are many Eclipse packages. Which one are you using? The one I downloaded does not show me the XML directory you are referring to at the beginning of the tutorial. Any suggestions from others are also welcome!
You probably got the new version named Juno. I actually still use indigo, which I prefer because it is less buggy. You will probably also need this plugin eclipse. org/webtools/
Thanks dude, helped a lot.
Hello Sir, the tutorials are very nice because extra information is also provided with them but I am having very much problem with XML Schemas. I am unable to understand at w3schools. Please provide a separate tutorial for XML Schema because the topic is vast and also not easy to understand as namespaces are also involved. Thanks for you tutorials Sir.
Thank you :) I cover schemas over 2 tutorials starting here ruclips.net/video/N7M-uFpq9OI/видео.html
I'm going to make a big one! When I cover PHP the next time, I will cover it in all its glory :)
Hi, i use a game frontend menu and the script is written in xml. Which looks like this. object width="1920" height="1080" resolutionX="3840" resolutionY="2160" x="0" y="0" type="imageframes" speed="0">
I would like to know what the command is to start an intro video in the menu background where you select the pc games. I have the intro video in the folder.
Hey, Derek, just a quick question: Why are there MBTI pictures on the left? Are you into Myers-Briggs? If so, are you an INTP?
Yes I believe Myers-Briggs should be used and I used to use it a lot in a previous job. I actually made videos on personality analysis ruclips.net/video/KrCEm66BxW0/видео.html I'm an ISTJ, what I call a Recipe Follower
Great video, thank you very much.
Scott Standell Thank you :) You're very welcome
Nice tutorial
But I have a question: In the example above you have described an element named network as part of an element show.
Is it possible to make new network elements but now on the level of the element show and not as child of show.
Something like this:
Life On Mars
2006
2007
BBC
6.8
Is this Tutorial of urs sir done from basic???....becoz am a beginner!!!
Thanks again.
Great videos
Thanks
Hello Derek
When i say
{{{{ ?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? }}}}
in the xml file and open using browser.
1) Who will interpret this line? xml compiler?
2) Is xml word in the above line defined somewhere? i want to see that
Hello Derek,
In this video I followed everything but my eclipse is saying this x path is invalid and there are no grammar constraints (dtd or xml schema) referenced in the document.
Why is it doing this?
Sara
+Tycon Systems Inc. Correct this by putting this instead
+Derek Banas I have tried this and it is still saying the same thing.
Thank you , very helpful
- your brother from UAE
Abdulla Mohammed You're very welcome :)
I had allergy problems while filming :)
You can find those answers here w3. org/XML/
thanks for the tutorial
I'm happy to be of help :)
I remotely service medical equipment based Window 7 computers at the commandline via Telnet. Many XML files are used. Without installing extra software we need to extract plain text from the XML files and sometimes edit this info selectively. So far Powershell and XML have been used. Can you recommend a book that will help query and manipulate existing XML files at the commandline ?
Check this xmlsoft.org/xmllint.html and this out github.com/sputnick-dev/saxon-lint
I saw that Inkscape has XML Editor and I am going to learn xml from you first.
+Rita Geraghty I hope it helps :)
Could you do a tutorial on a php mvc framework?
Great tutorial btw :)
Hey, great video! I was trying to follow your steps but it seems we have a different version of Eclipse. I was hoping you may have a link to the download you used, or another reliable source. Thanks
+Gavs Garcia Thank you :) This is what you need www.eclipse.org/webtools/
+Derek Banas Thanks a bunch , new subscriber for sure!
That would be perfect! Cause I can't find any good tutorials for the Zend framework.
I see you are still answering to comments. I wonder if you still play Minecraft. Thanks for the useful vids!
Yes I play with my daughter a few times per week. We mainly hunt for villagers and then connect all the towns with extremely long railways.
Hi Derek,
Can you help to fix this error The reference to entity "espv" must end with the ';' delimiter. in my .xml file
Thank you
where can i choose web instead of xml???
Hmm, when I did what you show to create an xml file, I got a different screen as yours where I was not able to see the actual xml tag. Then, I saw to lower left corner tags, one named "Design" and the other named "Source". When I switch to "Source", I was in synch with your video. How do I eliminate the "Design" lower tag? Thanks for this video.
The best teacher in the web! #LikeThisCommentToShowSomeLoveForDerekBanas
Thank you for the nice compliment :)