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Most of the chapters in this book have centered around a piece of sample code. But XML isn’t about code; it’s about data. One common use of XML is “syndication feeds” that list the latest articles on a blog, forum, or other frequently-updated web site. Most popular blogging software can produce a feed and update it whenever new articles, discussion threads, or blog posts are published. You can follow a blog by “subscribing” to its feed, and you can follow multiple blogs with a dedicated “feed aggregator” like Google Reader.

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Pilgrim, M. (2009). XML. In: Dive Into Python 3. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2416-7_12

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