[ Thanks to Matthew
Parry for this link. ]
“Matthew Parry, 27, has spent the past three months working
from his home at Nowra on the NSW south coast, developing XDBM, a
Linux-based XML database manager.“
“The database is an idea he has fostered since the end of 1998,
when he became frustrated with the complexity of managing embedded
XML databases, which are fast becoming an Internet industry
standard for data files….”
“Parry says he released the program under a BSD-style public
licence because he did not have the necessary skills to develop
XDBM as a Windows-based distribution.”
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