"When your only tool is XML, every problem looks like it's a schema declaration and a few XSLT transformations away from a nail" This almost exactly describes

"When your only tool is XML, every problem looks like it's a schema declaration and a few XSLT transformations away from a nail" This almost exactly describes a Project Manager I've worked with -- he has had experience with a CMS system that was entirely XML-document based, and sees almost every problem as solvable with XML/XSLT, and pushes it one his teams. Which is a good example of why project managers shouldn't be allowed (or at least not depended on) to make technical architecture decisions. We've ended up doing a giant site search project based on huge XML indexes...