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Yep instead of xlst we now have a dozen javascript or server side solutions. HTML5 was pragmatic but to a fault.
by nwmcsween 6y ago
Yep instead of xlst we now have a dozen javascript or server side solutions. HTML5 was pragmatic but to a fault.
- lmm 6y ago> instead of xlst we now have a dozen javascript or server side solutions. And not one of them is harder to work with than XSLT. I'm all for declarative transformations in theory, but XSLT just sucks so bad if you actually try to use it.
- nwmcsween 6y agoIt used to be a mess rendering a site to pdf, it's much better but still isn't great if you look over the issues on various HTML -> PDF projects. The issue with HTML5 is it threw everything away for pragmatism but in doing so we have HTML and javascript, a lot of javascript. I also really didn't mind xlst