Re: [xsl] Good quality XSLT course in the UK?

[Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 On 24/08/2010 20:40, Fabre Lambeau wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This message is for the UK readers among you.
> My company has (finally) decided to send a couple of people onto an
> XSLT course so that I'm not the only one with any working knowledge of
> the technology (which we are using more and more often). They've given
> me the job to find a relevant course. Unfortunately, I've learned all
> I know about it (allegedly not that much) by myself over the years,
> and a good amount of reading (thanks, Michael Kay, Jeni Tennison,
> Miloslav Nic and countless others!), so I don't really know...
>
> Can anyone recommend a good XPath/XSLT course somewhere in the UK that
> would make a non-programmer confident enough to be able to read /
> alter existing XSLT stylesheets, and build their own (simple) ones?
I gather there are still places available at the XML Summer School in 
Oxford (6th-10th September); you could register just for the Thurs and 
Fri, but all week would be better. This isn't a classroom programming 
course with set exercises given by an instructor who's only one step 
ahead of the delegates, it's much more a series of seminars by faculty 
members who are all experts and will all bring their own perspectives 
into play. To gain a deep understanding of what the technology is about, 
you can't do better. And it's great for networking and socializing.

http://xmlsummerschool.com/curriculum-2010/

Michael Kay
Saxonica