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the nice part of it is that "the whole thing is generated by XQuery. XQuery is aware of languages like XML, XHTML or HTML and can natively serialize content to
by gabipetrovay 15y ago
the nice part of it is that "the whole thing is generated by XQuery. XQuery is aware of languages like XML, XHTML or HTML and can natively serialize content to any of those. (see the W3C XQuery serialization spec.)
A few more comments:
- JQuery is a different story. Besides the "Query" in the name there is no other comparison. JQuery is a set of Javascript libraries; XQuery is a XML Query Language. Moreover, both can co-exist in a web application.
- The XQuery Guestbook exaple is a proof of concept that a language like XQuery can be used "universally" from the back-end to the front-end.
- If you want to install the plug-in version of the XQIB (XQuery in the Browser) you can turn off JavaScript support in your browser.
So you might wanna dig a little more into XQuery and platforms like 28msec's Sausalito that do all the things ONLY in XQuery. You might love it. :)