Client-side: XSLT is coming

December 5, 2004 1:41 PM | No Comments | 2 TrackBacks

As another non-obvious outcome of the recent browser war wave and the raise of Firefox browser is growing appreciation of XSLT as a useful client-side Web technology. That "An Introduction to Client-Side XSLT: It's Not Just for Server Geeks Anymore" article at digital-web.com is making me believe XSLT is finally coming to the client-side.

Another good news is that Mac's Safari browser is going to support XSLT via libxslt in the next release. Kudos!

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