Re: What will be the future improvements of XSLT?

[Miloslav Nic <nicmila@xxxxxxxx>]

Try
http://zvon.vscht.cz/HTMLonly/XSLTutorial/Books/Book1/index.html

Chapter:
Introduction

It uses only a few constructs and still you get useful behavior.

Tangi Vass wrote:
> 
> Without front-end tools, one needs a wide enough overview of these concepts
> to select this tiny subset !
> Do you plan to publish such a digest, a kind of 'XSL for dummies'?
> I think also that somebody who can manage HTML with a little JavaScript,
> even given a small subset a XSL, will surely be puzzled by such a
> declarative language.
> 
> Tangi Vass
> 
> James Clark wrote:
> >
> > Michael Kay wrote:
> >>
> > > The real problem here is that XSL is far too rich in concepts for people
> > > accustomed to "HTML with CSS stylesheets and a little JavaScript".
> >
> > The complete XSLT language probably is, but you can do useful things
> > with a tiny subset (eg xsl:for-each and xsl:value-of), which I think is
> > well within the reach of somebody who can manage HTML with a little
> > JavaScript.
> >
> 
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