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Leo : Examples Screenbook Maker XSLT |
At this point there are probably two main reactions by the reader:
XSLT experts: A lightbulb should be going on over your head at this point. That's right, this is the holy grail of XSLT development - the tool that makes XSLT as easy to read as any other language. XSLT is an extremely powerful tool, but XSLT templates can be very difficult to read. That makes it harder to for multiple people to work on a single template. No WYSYWIG tool will ever beat Leo in terms of making XSLT readable, and by using real XSLT, you get all of its power. (Still not a convinced fanatic? Move ahead to the DHTML Grid example, and see if you can imagine doing that one in anything but Leo).
Average Users: If you know HTML, but don't XSLT, hang on - you'll see that Leo makes the structure of the XSLT so transparent that you can make substantial changes to the output format without even glancing at the actual XSLT instructions.
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