Tony Graham

Tony Gra­ham has been work­ing with markup since 1991, with XML since 1996, and with XSLT/XSL-FO since 1998. He is Chair of the Print and Page Layout Community Group at the W3C and previously an invited expert on the W3C XML Print and Page Layout Working Group (XPPL) defin­ing the XSL-FO spe­cific­a­tion, as well as an acknow­ledged expert in XSLT, developer of the open source xml­roff XSL format­ter, a com­mit­ter to both the XSpec and Juxy XSLT test­ing frame­works, the author of “Uni­code: A Primer”, a mem­ber of the XML Guild, and a qual­i­fied trainer.

Tony’s career in XML and SGML spans Japan, USA, and Ire­land, work­ing with data in Eng­lish, Chinese, Japan­ese, and Korean, and with aca­demic, auto­mot­ive, pub­lish­ing, soft­ware, and tele­com­mu­nic­a­tions applic­a­tions. He has also spoken about XML, XSLT, XSL-FO, EPUB, and related tech­no­lo­gies to cli­ents and con­fer­ences in North Amer­ica, Europe, and Australia.

Tony is an active contributor, and problem solver, on multiple mailing list, including the XSL-List, www-xsl-fo@w3.org, and others, as this  summary from lists tracked by markmail.org shows.

 Tony's open source code contributions are tracked by Open HUB.

His blog is at  http://inasmuch.as

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