This information is in part taken from the O'Reilly book XForms Essentials. Used with permission.
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Visit the links in the sidebar for more resources, including an offical XForms FAQ and transition guide for HTML authors.
Finally, consider picking up some printed books. Here's what we recommend:
| XSLT: Programmer's Reference | This book has a great XSLT reference |
| CSS: The Definitive Guide | The best reference on CSS |
| XML Schema | The best reference on W3C XML Schema |
| XHTML: The Definitive Guide | Thorough reference to HTML and XHTML |
| XML in a Nutshell | Good background reference for XML in general |
| JavaScript: The Definitive Guide | This is the reference we use daily for all things JavaScript |
| Oxford Dictionary of Quotations | Recommended as a source of epigraph quotes |
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