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xml-pro
XML processing — parsing, XPath/XSLT, schemas, and safe handling — use when integrating with XML-based systems.
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## Overview
XML refuses to die: SOAP services, Office formats, SVG, RSS/Atom, config files,
and countless enterprise integrations still speak it. Working with XML well
means choosing the right parser for the job, querying with XPath, transforming
with XSLT when appropriate, and defending against XML-specific attacks.
## When to use
- Parsing XML feeds, API responses (SOAP, RSS), or config files
- Querying documents with XPath expressions
- Transforming XML with XSLT stylesheets
- Validating against XSD/DTD schemas
- Securing XML parsers against XXE and billion-laughs attacks