Cameron Laird's personal notes on XSLT

XSLT is a computing language specially designed to transform XML documents into other XML documents. Thus, for example, an archived item maintained as XML can be automatically rewritten into properly-styled HTML.

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My personal notes on XML.
Michael Kay's "What Kind of Language Is XSLT?" for developerWorks.
I'm one of several people who touch up the Wiki Tcl page on XSLT.
XMI and UML combine to drive product development
"Programming XML and Web services in TCL" explains, among other techniques, "dual-level" use of XSLT.
"Using tDOM and tDOM XSLT" for developerWorks
"XSLT Powers a New Wave of Web Applications" in the March 2002 Linux Journal
[several more on the way] ...

Cameron Laird's personal notes on XSLT/claird@phaseit.net