XSLT references and tutorials
1. | Where can I find a quick XSL tutorial | |||||||||
The Zvon site was redesigned and new XSLT materials were added: XSLT Reference (Zvon)
X Lab:http://www.zvon.org/cgi-bin/xlab/bin/index.py interactive laboratory of XPath and XSLT :
There is an XPATH tutorial at: http://zvon.vscht.cz/ZvonHTML/Zvon/zvonTutorials_en.html A Schematron tutorial at: http://zvon.vscht.cz/HTMLonly/SchematronTutorial/General/contents.htmlIt demonstrates some strength of Schematron. And a Reference pagecontaining all the contents of XSLT and xpath, linked to examples! New as of August 2000. | ||||||||||
2. | A tutorial | |||||||||
There were a couple of posts a bit ago saying that a collection of my contributions might be useful, so I've put together a website at to hold them. The site's available in HTML and in XML for those with a compliant browser (e.g. IE + MSXML3). I've put some of my posts (June & July) in categories and tried to give them sensible names for now, but this is all a preliminary to putting up some proper tutorial pages. Please let me know privately if there are any areas that you'd particularly like me to work on first. I hope you find it useful - do get in touch if you have any comments. I've also added a short tutorial on using the Muenchian Method (keys) for grouping at jennitennison.com | ||||||||||
3. | A new XSLT tutorial | |||||||||
We have also recently finished our first release of a new XSLT tutorial entitled XSLT by Example, which may be found at: These new pages are a companion set to our original XMI to HTML pages. Here the focus is a tutorial on the mechanics of XSLT, which are taught using our XMI to HTML stylesheet. The tutorial is appropriate for beginner to advanced intermediate XSLT developers. We welcome any and all comments, suggestions and contributions. | ||||||||||
4. | [ANN] XSLT tutorial | |||||||||
we (iX Magazine) have put our three part XSLT tutorial online - first in German (starting in December), now in English as well. It begins with basics and closes with trying out AxKit (v 1.2) for serving XML sources dynamically. Starting point in English is iX Magazine ... | ||||||||||
5. | A collection of transforms. | |||||||||
wwbota has a nice collection of useful XSLT transforms, models and reusable fragments under GPL, involving HTML tables, XML Schema, HTML GUI, MathML, SQL analogy, etc. This has been developed as part of the "Worlwide Botanical Knowledge Base" project, ( http://wwbota.free.fr/ ). |