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Andrew Welch wrote: >>> There is no doubt that people typically either love XSLT or hate it: >>> that's >>> easily confirmed by seeing what people are tweeting. The latter category >>> tend to be those who hoped they could pick it up learning by example in a >>> spare couple of hours, and were disappointed to discover that the concepts >>> are too deep for that to be possible, > >> The funny (and frankly sad) thing to me is that the XSLT community often >> still expresses, as above, that the problem is that their technology just >> isn't appreciated enough by shallow resentful folks who just want to cut and >> paste. > > Not really... the sad thing is when someone dismisses XSLT, or worse > encourages others to dismiss it, long before they've had the "ah-haa" > moment where the recursive-descent processing model clicks, or that > the transform is tree to tree rather than string construction. > > I haven't met or read an article by someone yet that really knows XSLT > well and doesn't like it. Did you mean to demonstrate what I'd just stated? -- Simon St.Laurent http://simonstl.com/
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