A while ago, I started on a project where I designed a html-esque XML schema so that authors could write their content (educational course material) in a simplified format which would then be transformed into HTML via XSLT. I played around (struggled) with it for a while and got it to a very basic level but then was too annoyed by the limitations I was encountering (which may well have been limitations of my knowledge) and when I read a blog suggesting to ditch XSLT and just write your own XML-to-whatever parser in your language of choice, I eagerly jumped onto that and it's worked out brilliantly. Serial Key Instagram Downloader Pc here. I'm still working on it to this day ( I'm actually supposed to be working on it right now, instead of playing on SO), and I am seeing more and more things which make me think that the decision to ditch XSLT was a good one.

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I know that XSLT has its place, in that it is an accepted standard, and that if everyone is writing their own interpreters, 90% of them will end up on. But given that it is a instead of the procedural style which most programmers are familiar with, for someone embarking on a project such as my own, would you recommend they go down the path that I did, or stick it out with XSLT? Advantages of XSLT: • Domain-specific to XML, so for example no need to quote literal XML in the output. • Supports XPath/XQuery, which can be a nice way to query DOMs, in the same way that regular expressions can be a nice way to query strings. • Functional language. Disadvantages of XSLT: • Can be obscenely verbose - you don't have to quote literal XML, which effectively means you do have to quote code.