SCALA DAYS 2012: Ben Parker on Interactivity - Anti-XML in Anger
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The document discusses Anti-Xml, a Scala library for working with XML that provides an intuitive object model, efficient modifications using a Zipper data structure, full support for attributes, and easy conversion from Scala's built-in XML support. It recommends Anti-Xml for matching and modifying XML elements and attributes, and provides further reading on working with Scala XML, Haskell Zippers, and the Anti-Xml documentation.
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