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I loved the idea of using XSLT rendering to take an well formatted XML document and process it client side in the browser, but it came with more problems than i
by X-Istence 12y ago
I loved the idea of using XSLT rendering to take an well formatted XML document and process it client side in the browser, but it came with more problems than it solved.
The tooling was terrible to accomplish it, but different browsers reacted slightly different to the XSLT, some had a flash of unstyled XML followed by it rendering the page using XSLT, JavaScript didn't work right since the page had to be served as XML not as HTML, Adsense my ad network at the time didn't work with it either.
XSLT had potential, but it never really caught on, and now we just have JavaScript frameworks that do all the rendering client side using JavaScript instead.
- th0ma5 12y agoI noticed a similar flash with this project, although the end result is very cool, and to think except for links, this is somewhat all Lynx compatible.
- zokier 12y agoThe obvious solution would be to create XSLT processor in JavaScript to override the browsers processing. (no, don't do that, i was just joking)