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James Clark (programmer)

James Clark (born 23 February 1964) is a British software engineer and creator of various open-source software including groff, expat and several XML specifications.

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Known for
groff · Expat · DSSSL · XSLT · XPath
Alma mater
University of Oxford (BA)
Awards
XML Cup (2001)
Education
Charterhouse School
Born
James Jackson Clark (1964-02-23) 23 February 1964 (age 62) London, England
Children
1

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James Clark (programmer)

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples21
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
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James Clark (programmer)

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Known for · 8
James Clark (programmer) → Ballerina, DSSSL, Expat, groff, RELAX NG, TREX, XPath, XSLT
Fields · 2
James Clark (programmer) → Open-source software, XML
Relatives · 2
James Clark (programmer) → David Sainsbury (maternal uncle), Robert Sainsbury (maternal grandfather)
Alma mater · 1
James Clark (programmer) → University of Oxford (BA)
Awards · 1
James Clark (programmer) → XML Cup (2001)
Born · 1
James Clark (programmer) → James Jackson Clark (1964-02-23) 23 February 1964 (age 62) London, England
Children · 1
James Clark (programmer) → 1
Education · 1
James Clark (programmer) → Charterhouse School
Family · 1
James Clark (programmer) → Sainsbury family
Spouse · 1
James Clark (programmer) → Joy Chanpen

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xml clark software open source language xslt thai open-source relax groff expat sipa ng born xpath trex education career london

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James Clark (programmer)Alma materUniversity of Oxford (BA)1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)AwardsXML Cup (2001)1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)BornJames Jackson Clark (1964-02-23) 23 February 1964 (age 62) London, England1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Children11.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)EducationCharterhouse School1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)FamilySainsbury family1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)FieldsXML1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)FieldsOpen-source software1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Known forgroff1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Known forExpat1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Known forDSSSL1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Known forXSLT1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Known forXPath1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Known forTREX1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Known forRELAX NG1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Known forBallerina1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)RelativesRobert Sainsbury (maternal grandfather)1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)RelativesDavid Sainsbury (maternal uncle)1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)SpouseJoy Chanpen1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)Websitewww.jclark.com1.00infobox
James Clark (programmer)WorkplacesThai Open Source Software Center SIPA WSO21.00infobox

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