faassen

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by faassen 2y ago
A good book about the related topic of novel urban ecosystems is "Darwin Comes to Town: How the Urban Jungle Drives Evolution" by Menno Schilthuizen. For urban ecosystems Schilthuizen argues we should accept it; cities are a new h
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by faassen 2y ago
The specifications are certainly not easy to read, and I wouldn't recommend them to learn about XML. But from the perspective of someone implementing them they are quite useful! As someone who has used many programming languages and wh
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by faassen 2y ago
XSLT has been a goal of this project from the start, as my customer uses it. XSLT 3.0 simply as that's the latest specification. What tooling do you use for XSLT 2.0?
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by faassen 2y ago
My hope is that we can get a little collective together that is willing to invest in this tooling, either with time or money. I didn't have much hope, but after seeing the positive response today more than before.
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by faassen 2y ago
I myself actually had no idea succinct data structures existed until last December , but then I found a paper that used them in the context of XML. Just to be clear: it's 120% of the original size; as it stands this library still uses
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by faassen 2y ago
Thanks! Unfortunately at this point there's no HTML parser frontend for Xee (and its underlying library Xot) yet (HTML 5 parser serialization is supported at least in code). It shouldn't be too hard to add at least HTML 5 support
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by faassen 2y ago
Anything could be supported with sufficient effort, but streaming hasn't been my priority so far and I haven't explored it in detail. I want to get XSLT 3.0 working properly first. There's a potential alternative to streaming