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Nothing is stopping you from using server side XSL. I personally dont think its a great fit, but people need to stop acting like xsl has been wiped from the fac
by bawolff 11mo ago
Nothing is stopping you from using server side XSL. I personally dont think its a great fit, but people need to stop acting like xsl has been wiped from the face of the earth.
- afavour 11mo agoYes but we’re specifically talking about a display format here. Something requiring a server side transform before being viewable by a user is a clear step backwards.
- bawolff 11mo agoHow so? I can't think of any advantage to having client side xsl over outputting two files, in this context.
- afavour 11mo agoThe discussion is about the form in which you share papers. With HTML you just share the HTML file, it opens instantly on basically any device. If you distribute the paper as XML with an XSLT transform you need to run something that’ll perform that transform before you can read the paper. No matter whether that transform happens on the server or on the client it’s still an extra complication in the flow of sharing information.