XML editors allow for direct modification of data, enabling users to update content and adjust configurations within XML files, while avoiding errors.
An XML editor is a specialized tool designed to streamline the creation and editing of XML documents. It offers functionalities beyond basic text editors, including syntax highlighting for readability, automatic tag completion to reduce errors, and real-time validation against defined schemas to ensure data accuracy and adherence to XML standards. These features significantly enhance productivity for developers and data professionals working with XML.
Several structured document tools include XML editors including:
- Oxygen XML Editor Professional offers a powerful XML editing experience with features for code completion, syntax highlighting, and validation.
- Altova XMLSpy Professional XML Editor provides a comprehensive suite of XML editing tools for authoring, editing, and debugging XML documents.
- Liquid Studio XML Editor Edition caters to XML developers by providing a robust environment for editing, validation, and transformation of XML data.
- Stylus Studio XML Professional Suite includes a full-featured XML editor for creating, editing, and validating XML documents alongside other XML tools.
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our Structured Document Tools comparison.