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Yes, waiting in the dark, with teeth. (I kid, mostly. It was a mild pain in the projects I used it for, and I've heard much worse horror stories than mine.)
by andrewflnr 2y ago
Yes, waiting in the dark, with teeth.
(I kid, mostly. It was a mild pain in the projects I used it for, and I've heard much worse horror stories than mine.)
- _heimdall 2y agoSame. I've used it for small projects, like styling an RSS feed. I imagine it gets tricky fast in anything larger.
- PaulHoule 2y agoMy take is that XSLT comes from a different universe where Prolog became a mainstream programming language. That is, XSLT is based on pattern matching rules that most people find strange and unfamiliar. It wouldn't be so strange to people if this kind of system was more widespread, but as an island that's different from everything else I think people struggle to wrap their heads around it.
- andrewflnr 2y agoI don't know. I liked the pattern matching, it was more the XML aspects that ended up not being worth it.