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XQuery as a general data processing language WAS: XQuery and Web 2.0

Michael Kay mike at saxonica.com
Sat Apr 26 00:33:39 PDT 2008


 XQuery as a general data processing language WAS:
	XQuery and Web 2.0
> Do you guys augment XQuery with a lot of non-standard 
> functions?   I can 
> see why people do (even if you don't) but it's a trend I'd 
> like to try to resist and suggest others resist, for obvious reasons.

Why? Do you think it's a bad idea that there are lots of class libraries
available for Java? I think the opposite: the richer the function libraries,
the more useful the language. Of course, portable libraries available on
multiple engines are better than vendor-specific libraries - but you've got
to start somewhere.

Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/



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