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Thu, 19 Feb 2004

XML/XSLT

XSLT is pretty neato. You can do basic operations (looping, comparisions, math, etc) with the intention of translating XML into something else, such as HTML.
I got bored tonight and decided to play with it and the results are kinda neato.
Some links to an awesome tutorial on XSLT (and XPath):
XSLT Tutorial
XPath Tutorial

Anyhoo, check it out:
The XML File, but it'll be translated using the XSL Template (This link is broken)
The XSL Template (This link is broken)

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