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That would really be a surprising turn of events, and what a turn it would be! Imagine if the next generation of browsers supported XSLT 3.0—entire cabinets ful
by smartmic 1y ago
That would really be a surprising turn of events, and what a turn it would be! Imagine if the next generation of browsers supported XSLT 3.0—entire cabinets full of blog engines, static page generators, and much more could be rewritten. I support this. XSLT is one of those technologies that is too good to disappear. On the contrary, while some JavaScript frameworks have already turned to dust, I can still rely on my XML toolchains to work in 40 years' time.
- privatelypublic 1y agoAs long as you only use 1.0. Unless 3.0 fixes the reasons why 2.0 doesn't exist in the wide world, it'll just lead to more problems.
- barefootliam 1y ago3.0 adds JSON support, maps, arrays, to 2.0 - and many other other changes, including streaming and optimizable recursion with the oddly-named xsl:iterate, but the JSON support is biggest for the in-browser uses. 4.0 will add parse-html() too.