RE: XSL Literature

Hi Astor,

Wrox's "Professional XSL" is excellent. This is a how to for every aspect. 
 And it is approachable. I'm using it as a text to introduce XSL.  I like 
it because it is clean, easy to read and goes into incredible depth.  It 
appropriately starts with an overview and dives directly XPath in depth and 
later goes from there to include XSL FO and more.

Wrox' and Michael Kay's book "XSLT Programmers' Reference" is excellent 
when you want to know about a particular function and has good examples.

Best wishes Astor.  Hope this helps.

bruce

-----Original Message-----
From:	Astor Rivera [SMTP:arivera@xxxxxxxx]
Sent:	Tuesday, August 14, 2001 2:23 PM
To:	'xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject:	 XSL Literature

I'd like to find out what are the books that are driving XSL Developers 
now.
As i'd like to learn more from an xml book than just a description of the
XSL technolgies.
If anyone can help that would be great,thanks
Astor

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