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The languages that I am learning is:ECMAScript--ESON--,XHTML--XML, HTML--,CSS,and APIs.For the purpose of these language above:ECMAScript; client/server,XHTML.; client/database,CSS; client,APIs; client/server.Later on after I'm really productive in theses language I then am for C/C++.No... And yes. I have built simple things, but more so from try it my self through books and tutorials.By wizard I mean everything to do with ECMAScript, along with the environment that it is use in.With server side scripting, it also seem I'm being lead to learn shell programming, or at least the commands.Is the syntax of C/C++ huges?They usually lock the post if it's just me going off subject... But yeah, just to be safe.

When I try to open it in excel I getXML document must have a top level element XMLSpy saysCharacter 'P' following the text '<' does not fulfill production 'Misc'. http://www.xmlvalidation.com/ says31: 2 The markup in the document following the root element must be well-formed.

Take the schema link out. And then see what it say.

That doesn't seem to help. I've tried using Find/Replace to make them all upper case and all lower case, and no luck yet. I appreciate your efforts tho.

What's does the error message say after you correctly match the element to the corresponding schema's elements.

Yes basically it is a series of commands that are written into a single file and when the file(script) is executed, it executes the commands within that file as if you're putting in those commands one by one in the terminal. To me though this is shell programming because you're writing a series of statements/instructions in a file when upon executing the file, it will do whatever you intended the file(script/program) to do; like programming with PHP, JavaScript, C++ etc. But yes, you can also do shell programming at the command terminal itself like the following: if [ -f /documents/textfile.txt ]; then echo "true"; fi but to me, when I read/hear of shell programming it is in the way I described. Perhaps others may have a different interpretation/perspective.

I read you. By the way my studying going, and server scripting. It seem I'll be learning a little--all really-- she'll scripting. Dealing with process that is--a thread in a process and a process is in a processor... Right?--. What is your language and your association with shell scripting. I'm in mobile version so I can't see if you had it as you're language or interest.Do you know C and C++? I aim to learn them language too. I like to say it as C/C++ as one language--even know people argue that it's not and wiki say yes and no on the subject-- to make it less intimidate.

Shell programming from the way I understand it is, is basically how I described. You can write a shell script that can have if and else statements, etc etc. Shell scripts are usually saved with .sh extension and can usually be executed by going to the directory the file(script) is in and typing for example: ./myscript.sh from the command terminal(shell). It seems like when you mentioned shell programming, you were referring to entering commands in the shell/terminal. That is not necessarily shell programming. That is basically just typing commands in the shell/terminal. The command ls for example lists files for the current working directory. To see your current working directory, you can type in the command terminal/shell, pwd. To change directories, you type cd and the name of the directory you want to change to. For example: cd documents

My apologize... I read what you said... But wasn't paying attention to what exactly what I was reading.... She'll is actually a programming language than...... Hmmm.... I'm just carry on with the conversation sir/Mis, if you wish not to answer than I understand. So... What exactly do you do with she'll programming? ---research---I did a little research so this conversation want be a ask question type of thing.Here a summery from wiki:ShortcutsIn its most basic form, a shell script can provide a convenient variation of a system command where special environment settings, command options, or post-processing apply automatically, but in a way that allows the new script to still act as a fully normal Unix command.Here is an example:

#!/bin/shclearls -al

So basically it seem that any command you would put in the terminals would be consider she'll scripting. Do she'll script contain syntax that can't be put in the command line, or is it all just a short cut way to executing command line?

It's okay, that it apart of programming in my book; To look at a screen for hours and then seeing the problem was as simple as a typo.In your schema product is spell "product". In your XML, you have product as "Product".In XML's world; Product, and product are two different element.All XML element must match exactly with the schema defined element name.When an XML parser in counter an error, it stop parsing and report the error. Looking at your XML... It seem all element does not match up with the schema. If must match exactly with the schema, Capital and all.If this help you, please consider giving me a like in the upper right corner.

Shell programming is not necessarily web developing but you can use shell programming to do certain tasks on the server( server: basically a computer with unix/linux) for you by writing shell programs that interact with a program on the server that does something for you. Example would be like image manipulation(s). A shell program can be written to interact with an image manipulation program on the server, where you can call the shell script(program) from a PHP script to be executed to manipulate/edit an image.

She'll scripting is mostly command --like any other language-- you don't actually set up any data in the shell it self but pass data to the kernel/terminal --I'm still very wet behind the ears. Please correct me, if the term I'm using are incorrect--In other words the shell interface it's self is not use as a programming language, but as a command line interface to manipulate your script, files, etc.

bin stands for binary, or binaries. typically where executables are saved on a users machine.

So what the sh, and sbin stand for?

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Anyone ever did some shell programming?

SHELL: '/bin/sh', PATH: '/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin',What is bin--I know it's a doctor by :, but it seem to have some historic value to bin, and sbin. Also usr which stand for user, but still would like clarity from a wizard--?Please explain.

point?

To just mention other tools that one might not know of.Sharing knowledge with a novice or wizard.Even a child can teach his father something new.

won't work on apple devices

Apple said they have adobe chances to improve flash to function in a manageable state on there device.It's a shame what adobe is skiing to flash.

FlashDev out there?

This topic goal is to inknowledge each person who read the post and to hopefully coerce them into sharing by posting too.I'll like to start out with mentioning untiy. I just briefly look over it in wiki. Have anyone ever use it for web development?

I don't think you're going to understand the answer, so let me ask you a question. What does it mean that your phone printed that? What, specifically, are you telling it to print?

I'm reading a pdf on my phone, a code example is shown. I copy and paste it in an interpreture on my phone. What does it mean? Just tell me what that mean. The bin and other two.

Or you could try to do it jsStyle.

So I'm looking up this which I have retrieve from my phone after running a code example that I have read from a book:usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbinAnd decide to google it to understand the usr, bin, and sbin. That lead me to this link:busy-boxAnyone care to explain?

I feel strongly that I can do all I need with out any libraries.

The command line for unix and Linux system.

.... Have you try google? Google search; XML play, XML movie, XML movie format, etc.

Let's talk about unix-like and the posix and the signal event!!!! Please I wish to socialize!!!! Just say what ever depending on these topic.

how is making a site mutually exclusive from being a web developer?

I'm up for learning other languages. But I want my foundation to be planted in ECMAScript, XHTML,CSS, C/C++. These the language I plan to learn and master. To be a wizard of.

It doesn't have to cost anything, but I would not recommend it. Do you want to learn about server administration and security next? Are you going to be hosting on a static IP address with a decent internet connection that isn't going to filter your traffic?

...maybe... I hear to many bad --from one soruce-- reputation on host provider.

Anything can be used as a server-side language if you set up the server to do it, but that is irrelevant. In most cases Javascript is not the best option for a server-side language. Your only reason for wanting to use Javascript on the server side is so that you won't have to learn another language. This kind of attittude is going to make it difficult for you to get a job as a web developer. The mindset needed for programming is one of wanting to learn everything that is necessary in order to get the job done, and also being able to solve problems on your own.

I'm planing on starting a game site, not working as a web developers.