Re: [TFUI] "if" in XSLT (Re: XML -> XSLT -> XHTML Nirvana)

Phlip wrote:
> That's another thing. The book /WebXP/ didn't cover this point. I
> think a high-end web site like Amazon would obey what we have come to
> consider the "strict" definition. But I'm the one who proposed a
> strict definition. Maybe we should ping the authors.
> 
> /Their/ strict definition says the web site is always complete, with
> no broken links, while it's growing. That constraint will force a lot
> of technical problems to resolve early!

Well, it has certainly picqued my interest enough that I just ordered it 
from (ironically) Amazon.

I'm very interested in their approach. I worked for a county government 
  down in Florida and we managed a heck of a lot of content between the 
web and intranet sites. I had actually toyed back then with using XSL to 
generate the output, and while it worked well, it was slow. Of course, 
some nice shiny new XML parsers are out that probably have a lot better 
performance.

I'm also interested how they propose dealing with dynamic content and 
the such.

Cory



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