Template Languages in XSLT

Jason Diamond walks through an example of using XSLT to build domain specific template languages. “Real Template” programmers will find things with which to quibble, but this is fine idea. What templating does is allow you to create a namespace for your application so your designers can work with elements such as <weblog:date/>, instead of writing ‘raw’ XSLT. Cocoon’s XSP is a similar idea, but with Java classes living behind the elements.

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