Top 10 Traps for XSLT Developers

[ via Eclectic ] Michael Kay, XSLT guru, lists what he he’s found to be the top ten things which catch new XSLT developers.

Some of the problems are missing features which I think we can fix, and which I hope that XSLT 2.0 will fix. Grouping is an obvious example; we also hope to make progress on text manipulation (using regular expressions), though finding the right design is proving difficult.

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