RE: [xsl] Looking for a book recommendation

[roger dot day at globalgraphics dot com]

I concur wholeheartedly with these statements - it's an excellent book - whilst
reading it, things start to fall into place...

I don't think it's a beginner's book - IMO, the people who will get most benefit
from it are those who've been grappling with XSLT for a while.

At 09/09/2002 22:47:56, "Conal Tuohy" <conalt@paradise.net.nz> wrote:
#  > Try Jeni's book, Beginning XSLT (it's more than a beginner's
#  > book) $26.50
#  > http://www.bookpool.com/.x/hrmeyrr7rm/ss/1?qs=Beginning+XSLT
#
#  I bought this book and I also recommend it. Jeni has a great, understandable
#  writing style (check this list!) and the book includes both reference
#  material AND practical tutorial-style sections, including sections on
#  producing html and svg, plus information on using XSLT server-side and
#  client-side ... it's a good all-round picture.
#
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Roger



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