What are XML Namespaces? And how do you work with them?

[@jonathanpryzby4029]

Hugely helpful. Youre totally right that when I see the URI, I was assuming there was a lot more magic going on that I didn't understand. Thanks for driving that point home, I dropped a like

[@ErikWilde]

Thanks for the feedback. That's the number one thing that people tend to get wrong, and then it complicates things a lot. Thanks for watching!

[@pezza100]

Superbly explained. I had really struggled with the concept of namespaces until I watched this. I shared the video with my team. Thanks!

[@ErikWilde]

Thank you! Namespaces are still alive!

[@resilientmoney]

Excellently explained. Thank you.

[@TheSatyam182]

A high quality content! Thank you very much.

[@superkhaled8719]

Thank you

[@LorenzoPeve]

Great content. Thanks

[@Vincent-ht7eb]

Thank. A really great video !

[@ErikWilde]

Thanks!!

[@10anmolguptateelex71]

03:03 good example

[@ErikWilde]

Thank you!

[@diegomorais49]

Which editor is that used on the video?

[@diegomorais49]

Oxygen XML Editor (nvm is payed...)

[@ErikWilde]

You answered it yourself!

[@ha5h]

Is XML still relevant? 🙃

[@ErikWilde]

yes it is, just wait and you'll see! it's not trending for sure, but you will still encounter many APIs and a lot of data that are only available through XML.

[@IjonTichyBerlin]

For sure, not sexy, but required as salt.

[@michelbormans6054]

Thumbs up, be it i suspect you making some statements you woul never make about json...

[@ErikWilde]

@@michelbormans6054 True, but doesn't that make sense given that XML and JSON are two different things with different histories and (initial) design goals?

[@Draculhuhn]

I believe xml is used predominantly in exchanging medical data. That being said: xml is not likely to go extinct any time soon. This ML ist MADE for exchanging data in a heterogentic App universe like in clinical situations or medical research.

[@ezequielbarbosadossantos6712]

Talked for 20 minutes and didn't really explain anything.

[@ErikWilde]

What were you looking for? What do you think is missing?

[@wisdomchoice2721]

is a label to avoid conflict of the same name ,how to differentiate between two different personne with the same name (element) it's with the different firstname (namespace) is like a spider on multiverse you have the same denomination of the different elements (Spiderman) but in different world/verse/space/xmlns .