Re: Someone bashing XSL

Sebastian Rahtz wrote:

>  > It might translate to "extremely reliable large scale transformation of
>  > documents", which sounds like a good thing, minus buzzwords.
>
> an excellent thing. perhaps then what is missing is the reasoned
> argument by the "experienced" engineers about why XSL misses the cut,
> but xmlscript makes the grade

Nor have we seen the obverse case made, at least not by way of this thread.
There's been a lot of mud-slinging and precious little substance - hardly the
handiwork of "experienced" engineers.


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