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Shudder. Haha. XSLT was actually conceptually a good idea. Just quite hard to read once written in lines and lines of XML. In the 2000s I wrote a web site in mo
by hestefisk 5y ago
Shudder. Haha. XSLT was actually conceptually a good idea. Just quite hard to read once written in lines and lines of XML.
In the 2000s I wrote a web site in mod_perl/Axkit that used XSLT to translate pure XML files into readable XHTML 1.0 for web browsers and WAP (!) for phones.
- dhosek 5y agoMy personal website was generated using XSLT and some perl scripts to generate mostly static HTML files. I lost the master scripts during a computer upgrade somewhere but the only parts I update these days are backed by a database and that's the stuff I need to update.
- wtetzner 5y agoI swear there was an alternative non-XML syntax for XSLT, but now my Google-Fu seems to be failing me. Maybe I was just imagining it.