Document type definition

This is all good.

Like, it had, it had, like, DTDs, which were like, you know-

Mm-hmm

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And like, it's like, you know, everyone kind of shatters with XML, but a lot of like the world is still based on like XML.

And so it's like, well, if you go from XML, which is kind of, you know, you can have like DTDs and everything else that gives you that structure, but you don't really have like a, you know, a schema in the same way that you would with like, you know, a column or table format.

And so the whole entire talk is on like how variant and variant shredding help to essentially take a type like XML without like a structure like the DTD and then create something that is like reliably ingestible.

Because in a lot of cases, like when you have like, you know, kind of no fixed schema, life becomes a lot more of a burden.