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What is WML?
WML (Wireless Markup Language) was an XML-based markup language intended for devices that implement the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), such as early mobile phones. It was used to create websites and applications that could be accessed on these devices, which had limited bandwidth and display capabilities. WML has largely been superseded by more modern technologies like HTML5 and responsive web design.
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Security Analyst
7 Security Analyst jobs mention WML
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Software Architect
10 Software Architect jobs mention WML
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Architect
3 Architect jobs mention WML
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Frontend Engineer
7 Frontend Engineer jobs mention WML
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Software Engineer
33 Software Engineer jobs mention WML
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