Michael Day

I am the founder of YesLogic and the designer of Prince, software for getting web content onto paper.

Weblog

Here are my latest posts on the O'Reilly XML.com weblog:

• Another proposal for XML in HTML

• OOXML? What about the web?

• Why don't namespaces support DTDs?

• Which XML technologies are beautiful?

• Pattern matching with XML

• Parsing XML... backwards?

• Teaching XSLT new tricks with EXSLT

• Text replacement in Prince

• XML parsing, state machines and UTF-32

Publications

• What Does XML Smell Like?, March 2007,
  an article published by XML.com.
  [article]

• Printing XML: Why CSS is better than XSL, May 2005,
  a paper presented at the XTech 2005 Conference in Amsterdam.
  [paper, slides]

• XML Namespaces Don't Need URIs, April 2005,
  an article published by XML.com.
  [article]

• Printing XML: Why CSS is better than XSL, Jan 2005,
  an article co-authored with Håkon Wium Lie and published by XML.com.
  [article]

Contact

You can reach me by email <mikeday@yeslogic.com> or via my LinkedIn profile.

Copyright © 2004-2007 Michael Day