Title: A tad light
Review: Three stars for effort, and one for content. That averages to two stars.There are some interesting parts of the book. For example, On page 7, the author points out that "text files" are better over the Internet than "binary" files because they compress better. You can get 40% compression out of a text file, but are lucky to get 10% out of a binary file. (hmmm, a truly astute observation.)The book might be good for a manager or technical writer who wants to know about XML, but doesn't want to learn it, or do anything with it.
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