don’t mind me. just tossing more stuff into the annotated bookmark bin.
“To summarize, then, it seems that XSLT may be a victim of its own success and could be in danger of being pressed into service in areas where it simply isn’t a good fit. Luckily there is a rapidly growing body of experience which is beginning to show exactly where XSLT should and shouldn’t be used. Developers are wise to draw on this experience, particularly if they want to avoid the ‘large scale rewrites’ forecasted by Sean McGrath. The message about using the right tool for the job may be an old one, but it’s obviously one that can’t be stressed too often.”