This podcast episode explores Markup Languages. First invented at IBM in the late 1960s, markup languages have been used for decades to format documents for publishing. In the 1990s, a new version was instrumental in the success of the Web. Today, many services are dependent on Extensible Markup Language, or XML.
Podcast duration: 7 minutes
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