EXSLT-related research area on ExtensibleForge.net
"M. David Peterson" <[email protected]>
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It always seems to take longer than I anticipate to get things done, but none-the-less, I'm make significant progress. Some URI's to take note of: (note: These are not intended to replace, and instead embrace each of the related project areas (yeah, I know... don't quit my job and take up poetry (or even keep my day job and take up poetry ;)) to then extend into related areas of research that the community can propose, take part in, neither, or both.) http://dev.extensibleforge.net http://dev.extensibleforge.net/wiki/Research http://dev.extensibleforge.net/wiki/Research/Saxon http://dev.extensibleforge.net/wiki/Research/XSLT http://dev.extensibleforge.net/wiki/Research/XSLT/FXSL http://dev.extensibleforge.net/wiki/Research/XSLT/EXSLT The wiki's are wide open and ready to be extended. No login is required, and theres TONS of available code in the repository already. Its anonymous read-only, but if you have any areas of research that you would like to promote to the community, and want write access to the repository as well, I will be more than happy to give you just such access when things are ready to go. In the mean time, as many of you already know, you can attach files directly to the Trac wiki pages, which seems to be the best way to start in on any ideas that you want to promote. I will be promoting this on a wider scale (to XSL-List and on O'Reilly/XML.com via my blog) once things become a bit more set, but I wanted to get this info into the hands of the XSLT die hards first such that any bugs, suggestions/ideas on how to make this better/more accessible, etc... can be appropriatelly handled and either fixed or developed to accomodate before launching this to the more global XSLT masses.) Enjoy! NOTE: I need to fix a simple bug in the "Location" navigation bar... Spaces are being added and escaped, so if you try to use this as your way to go back to anywhere other than the first node, it will assume you want to create a new page thats starts and/or ends with a space instead. On my list of bugs to fix today, so hopefully won't be something you will even encounter, but just in case, now you now :)