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I don't think XSLT was invented for the purpose of rendering XML into HTML in the first place. Perhaps it never should have been introduced in browsers to begin
by mortarion 11mo ago
I don't think XSLT was invented for the purpose of rendering XML into HTML in the first place. Perhaps it never should have been introduced in browsers to begin with?
- righthand 11mo agoWrong. Can you dissenters at least provide proof of your nonsense lies? XSLT is apart of the HTML standard.
- aaronrobinson 11mo agoNo it isn’t.
- righthand 11mo agoYes it is loser
- vbezhenar 11mo agoXSLT was invented to transform one XML document to another XML document. Browser can render XHTML which is also a valid XML. So it's pretty natural to use XSLT to convert XML into XHTML which is rendered by browser. Of course you can do it on the server side, but client side support enables some interesting use-cases.