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In this tutorial, Dom explains how to pass XML using JavaScript without the need for external libraries. He presents two workflows: the first involves parsing an XML string obtained from user input, allowing for data inspection and manipulation. The second workflow demonstrates how to parse XML data retrieved via an Ajax or fetch request. Both approaches are similar, differing mainly in the source of the XML data. Dom begins with an example in an index.html file, where he defines an XML string to showcase the parsing process. He emphasizes the ease of handling XML data natively in JavaScript throughout the tutorial.
