Re: XSLT 1.1 comments

> Adam Van Den Hoven wrote:
> >One of the big promises of the XML revolution was that I'd be able to send
> a client ...
>  
> Many people seem to have given up on client-side XSL, but I'm really
> liking it for in-browser edit of XML and round-trip back, etc.  And
> Netscape is soooo close to having it, I'm hoping it's just a short time
> till the idea makes a comeback :-)

I think client-side XSLT will be routine quite soon.  Remember, again, that 
XSLT is only a year old.  Given that, I'm amazed the tools have come as far as 
they have.  I think XSLT is one of the most well-crafted technologies the W3C 
has put together, which is what particularly annoys me about some of the 
things in XSLT 1.1.


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