Subject: [xsl] [possibly off topic] Adoption Rates and Future From: Hank Ratzesberger <hankr@xxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 02 Nov 2011 12:54:28 -0700 |
At a previous job, I built a application/website that for the most part was entirely scripted in XML -- eXist database, XSTLT, XForms. Having moved on, they could not find much interest in filling the job and likely the application will get ported to "LAMP" with limited features and the job role more of a data analyst.
Having built an entirely open source (and free) application using W3C standards with several excellent books for training and helpful mailing lists, I am wondering why there should be any lack of interest, though granted the university system has some challenges hiring from the private sector when it comes to IT.
Perhaps it isn't clear the XML is a technology stack, not simply a file format. When sitting on J2EE applications, it is using the Java character encoding, real number and date handling -- I18N and various floating point issues are consistently handled.
Is there a good list of XML/XSLT/etc. based applications? Where can reference as examples that use the technology?
Thank you, Hank
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