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SGML to the rescue: Using SGML with modern HTML

This tutorial will explore techniques for parsing and processing HTML 5 using SGML, the original markup meta-language on which both XML and HTML are based. The tutorial will re-introduce requisite SGML concepts and introduce a new SGML Document Type Definition (DTD) grammar covering W3C's current HTML specification text. The main part of the tutorial is dedicated to hands-on exercises for practical tasks in working with HTML markup. The tutorial will conclude with a discussion on current developments in HTML standardization and potential consequences for the markup and standardization communities.