Re: Anyone using XSLT? Anyone interested?

Hi everyone,
we are developing an I/O server for legacy- and XML- datastreams 
where XSL-T will play a central role.  We are using T for 
transformations to SVG, XHTML, WML etc.  We shall be using XSL-
FO for rendering to HTML, print, pdf and other formats.
You can visit our website (www.prout.de) and click on the english 
banner there to get more info. (Hope that didn't sound like an ad).
I too agree that XSL-T is very cool. The XML-XSL promise is, as 
far as I see it, no less than this: one standardised and platform-
independant file format (XML) for: holding data (in a manner that is 
self-describing!)  and data transfer (XML), business logic (T) and 
presentation services (FO).  Now that is very cool.
I am really excited about transforming to SVG.  Are there any Guild 
members out there working on projects where XSL transformations 
or formatting-objects play a central role?  Are there any members 
out there working with SVG? 
Regards
Phillip Higgins
PROUT Development

> Anyone out there using XSLT for anything cool?  Or are you interested
> in learning?  (Full disclosure:  I've been thinking about submitting
> a proposal to teach a HWG course that includes XSLT.)
> 
> I think XSLT is very cool, and combined with a decent content
> definition language and CC/PP (http://www.ccpp.org/) represents
> a neat and exciting new way of doing web design.  I'm especially
> intrigued by the possibility of producing alternate interfaces
> for people with disabilities, something we're developing in my
> "day job" at Edapta (http://www.edapta.com/).  My own resume 
> uses XSLT -- http://kynn.com/resume/
> 
> Anyone else played with this new emerging technology and want
> to talk about it here?
> 
> --Kynn
> 
> -- 
> Kynn Bartlett                                    mailto:kynn(at)hwg.org
> Board Member, HTML Writers Guild                 http://www.hwg.org/
> AWARE Center Director                    http://www.awarecenter.org/
> 
> 

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