In the last few years, governments around the world have started investing significant resources to bring a tremendous amount of data online and make it available to the public, not only to improve transparency but also to enable third parties to build very interesting applications. This fascinating archive includes an interesting document entitled 'Farmers' Markets Geographic Data'.

While our society is maturing, we have come to realize the importance of buying fruit and vegetables locally to reduce carbon emissions and to help the local economy. We thought it would useful to be able to convert the report to a format that can be rendered on a map to easily determine where farmer's markets are located nearby.

While many W3C specifications take years to reach the recommendation state, XSLT has evolved quickly and deterministically, thanks not in small part to the great talent and sobriety of its spec. chair and a dedicated board committee.

The Stylus Studio team decided to be on the cutting edge, introducing support for the current XSLT 3.0 working draft in version X14 in order to give a chance to the community to start developing using the new language edition.