Speakers include Kurt Cagle, Ken North, Simon St. Laurent, and Tony Stewart. The course begins with a quick review of the philosophy of XSL and of the basic XSLT syntax taught in the introductory XML courses. This introductory material is followed by an exploration of the detailed uses of XSLT, which is presented as a combination of lectures and exercises. A Stupid XSLT Trick is an interesting or amusing use of XSLT, not necessarily a use one. This gallery includes a growing list of sample XSLT transformations.
Courses can be hands-on and customized courses are available.
Our vision is to provide participants in these fields with a comprehensive, unified platform of information and resources that enable them to remain on top of their fields. This is a simple yet powerful tool for the evaluation of any XPath expression and visual presentation of the resulting nodeset. The source XML Document is displayed with any node hi-lighted that satisfies the XPath expression. Composing and visually verifying the exact XPath expression when designing an XSLT stylesheet. Learning and playing with XPath expressions.