In the past two months I built https://xsdviewer.com to make working with XML Schemas simpler: visual structure, navigation, diffing, and faster understanding of what actually changed between versions.
Right now I am iterating on new features and performance improvements. If you regularly work with XSDs or XML based standards and have ideas, pain points, or feature requests, I would love to hear them.
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I built a small tool to make working with XML Schemas less painful. XSD files are notoriously dense. They are verbose, deeply nested, and difficult to interpret at a glance. Tracing inheritance, sequences, and choice structures by eye is tedious. I wanted something that converts these schemas into a readable data dictionary without relying on bulky enterprise software.Who might find it useful:-...