James Clark writes:
 > The complete XSLT language probably is, but you can do useful things
 > with a tiny subset (eg xsl:for-each and xsl:value-of), which I think is
 > well within the reach of somebody who can manage HTML with a little
 > JavaScript.

and from the other side, if you don't know Javascript,
XSL is probably easier to learn. I know which I'd rather teach to
people who want to manage information.

Sebastian


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