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Re: XSLT in the job market

Subject: Re: XSLT in the job market
From: Mofokom <list@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2013 09:53:08 +1000
Re:  XSLT in the job market
I use perl to rip text out of specifications and build xml.
I use xslt to transform the xml into java code.
I also use xslt to transform jain slee deployment descriptors into java code and javascript jmx.
I also use xslt to transform maven build files into other maven build files.

So mostly utility layer. there is hardly any use of xslt in the view layer. Unfortunately.

I think xsltxforms could be refactored and enhanced to compete with some of the other windowing (html/js) toolkits jsf, jsp jstl..

I even wrote a java based xslt processing instruction servlet filter which uses Translets (which are xalan xslt compiled into java bytecode).

http://www.mofokom.biz/maven/snapshots-public/mofokom/templates-filter/

On 07/25/2013 05:21 AM, Max Toro wrote:
Hello XSLT lovers,
I have a little poll about XSLT in the job market, your input is much
appreciated.

1) Primary uses of XSLT
a. Web scraping
b. View engine in MVC
c. End to end XML architecture (XHTML, XForms, XSLT, XQuery, Native
XML database)
d. Static content generation (e.g. HTML, PDF)
e. Other (please specify)

2) Most common related skills
a. Java
b. Sharepoint
c. Umbraco
d. XSL-FO
e. Other (please specify)

--
Max Toro

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