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I can’t decide if I liked XSLT or just the out-of-the-box thinking its convoluted solutions demanded. XPath was a joy to use, and I thought XHTML made more sen
by schemescape 3y ago
I can’t decide if I liked XSLT or just the out-of-the-box thinking its convoluted solutions demanded.
XPath was a joy to use, and I thought XHTML made more sense than HTML. But I was naive to think the “more logical” technology would take over!
- jrumbut 3y agoThere is a unique satisfaction to solving a problem with XSLT. That said, it's a lot like that old joke about regular expressions, "now you have two problems."
- pjmlp 3y agoI am on the same boat. In fact, our own take on AOLServer used xml namespaces for our widget libraries, but alas we got HTML 5 instead, and Web Components are still not widely adopted.