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XML, XSLT, XPath

2nd January 1996 21:31 | Categories: Skills

For a couple of years I did a fair amount of XSLT work, but in the end I found it it quite cumbersome and expensive, and nowadays I only use XSLT for transforming data (as opposed to code), typically client-generated CSV files.

Whenever possible I try and separate content and presentation by using XML data feeds into Flash - not that XML is the be and end all of Flash development, but I find it facilitates dividing tasks amongst teams, who can then work independently using static files.

Projects

  • The Bet2Go and New Media Knowledge projects where full on XSLT jobs, on a Java and Scheme backend respectively.
  • All the other projects in the list involved XML being fed into Flash interfaces.
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Fritz is an Italian chap who's been living and working in London for almost 20 years.

He's currently technical director for an integrated digital agency.

In the past he's been a chef, a musician, and author of comics.

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