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Why corporate-backed language have great XML (Score:1)
Even if Microsoft only wrote it for themselves, they'd want great XML support for their own purposes, all the way to the tool level, and we'd get decent stuff anyways.
XML is the language of business to business conversations, and the foundation of current-buzzword-complient RPC (SOAP) and it underpins the entire industry-driven "Service-Oriented Architecture" business.
So there's massive focus from those languages on doing XML right.
Perl has seemed to lack a
Re:Why corporate-backed language have great XML (Score:2)
http://use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=07/11/29/1432250 [perl.org]
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