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Re: Application Design
- From: Guy Murphy <guy-murphy@easynet.co.uk>
- To: francis@redrice.com, Sean McGrath <sean.mcgrath@propylon.com>
- Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 16:11:15 +0100
Hiyas,
You may laugh, but back in the day many will remember the quite considerable
lobby that maintained that DOM+Script was a better alternative to XSLT, and
as such effort shouldn't be wasted on XSL.... yes I was just as amazed by
the arguement.
For the protection of the innocent I'll leave out names =)
Cheers
Guy.
[SNIP]
> We have found it fairly effective, though the lack of debuggers has been
> a nuisance. There is a learning process, but everyone using XML needs to
> learn XPath anyway (*please* don't tell me anyone is seriously
> programming complex transformations by using pure DOM navigation) and
> once you've go that, the rest of XSLT isn't that indigestible -
> certainly no more of a leap than going from sequential to event-based
> programming.
[SNIP]