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Sadly, I just built a web site with HTMX and am using the client-side-templates extension for client-side XSLT. >very, very few websites Doesn't include all t

Sadly, I just built a web site with HTMX and am using the client-side-templates extension for client-side XSLT. >very, very few websites Doesn't include all the corporate web sites that they are probably blocked from getting such telemetry for. These are the users that are pushing back.

strawhatguy 1y ago
Does that library use the browser's xslt? I'm curious as to the scope of the problem, if html spec drops xslt, what the solutions would be; I've never really used xslt (once maybe, 20 years ago). In addition to just pre-rendering your webpage server-side, I assume another possible solution is some javascript library that does the transformations, if it needed to be client-side? Found a js-only library, so someone has done this before: https://www.npmjs.com/package/xslt-processor https://www.npmjs.com/package/xslt-processor