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What is Paligo?

For many years, CCMS and content authoring tools have struggled to keep up with the rapid advancements in cloud technology, but we are here to change that narrative. Paligo was established by industry veterans with extensive backgrounds in technical documentation, leveraging their knowledge to create a contemporary web platform that meets our own standards for usability. Our mission is to broaden the accessibility of structured authoring by simplifying the complexities involved in the process. This is accomplished through our user-friendly and intuitive CCMS, which combines power and resilience, allowing our clients to effortlessly create, manage, translate, and distribute content across multiple channels. By prioritizing user experience, we aim to transform how organizations approach content creation in an ever-evolving digital landscape.

What is Liquid XML Data Binder?

Liquid XML Data Binder enables the loading of XML documents into a strongly-typed object model, which can be utilized across various programming languages such as C#, C++, Java, Visual Basic.Net, and VB6, ultimately leading to fewer coding errors, shortened development cycles, and enhanced conformance to schema standards. This tool generates a user-friendly class library compatible with C++, C#, Java, Visual Basic.Net, and VB6 (COM) directly from an XML schema, and it also produces HTML documentation for the API of the class library. Additionally, it offers support for Smart Device Platforms including both Android and iOS, adheres to W3C XML Schema, XDR, and DTD standards, and facilitates the creation of WCF Web Services using WSDL. Moreover, it features JSON serialization and supports Fast Infoset binary XML serialization, making it capable of handling the most intricate XML standards. The distribution of the compiled code, runtime, and other necessary software incurs no extra fees, making it an economical choice for developers. By leveraging this tool, developers can significantly streamline their workflow while ensuring high-quality software output.