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I just style XML directly with CSS. That works fine if you just want to display it in a browser. XSLT can of course do a lot more complex transformations on yo
by bjoli 6y ago
I just style XML directly with CSS. That works fine if you just want to display it in a browser. XSLT can of course do a lot more complex transformations on your data.
- sergeykish 6y agoCould you please share a bit more? I know I can style XML with <style>, it can be handy to make RSS readable - http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/rss.xml http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/rss.xml Anything else where it shines?
- bjoli 6y agoYou can make any document into a full blown web page. I remember looking at the source of a snappy yet functional web page recently. It was the raw XML output from their code comments with an XML front page. It was all just raw XML and CSS. There is no "time until valid paint". Everything renders when it's done, which means you get a lag before things show up in screen where you otherwise already have things rendering.