Notes and Observations on Building a Web Site with XSLT (Ftrain.com)

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Wednesday, January 10, 2001

Notes and Observations on Building a Web Site with XSLT

Some notes on using XSLT, an XML transformation language, to create Ftrain.com. Probably only fun reading for a certain kind of geek.

This piece will return eventually, once I work out some bugs.

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This is Notes and Observations on Building a Web Site with XSLT by Paul Ford, published Wednesday, January 10, 2001. It is part of Code, which is part of Life With Machines, which is part of Theory, which is part of Ftrain.com.

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