Re: [xsl] Wrox book still the best xslt how-to book?

[Robert Koberg <rob@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I would say you should get both Mike's book and Jeni Tennison's (XSLT 
and XPath on the Edge), even if only for the simple reason which is 
thanking them for all they do on this list, then for the fact that they 
are great references.

Doug Tidwell's Oreilly book is good too, probably because reading an 
O'reilly's book is familiar experience. His tootomatic example should be 
required reading for everybody.

best,
-Rob

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