>> But in "typical" web/scripting/app-writing scenarios, this kind of
design
>> formality might be a drawback.
>
>If (when) we have real WYSIWYG tools for graphic designers to use to
>develop XSL from DTDs, this won't be an issue. Before we had decent HTML
>tools, the programmers were developing the HTML. Ah, those were simpler
>days...
This makes me wonder how much easier XSL can be made easier for non
techo's. One of the nice things about HTML is that it's relatively easy to
learn. Even for people that aren't programmers. Is there any template
system that applies XML? It seems to me that this would be easier to use
than learning and using XSL.
-- Glen Stampoultzis
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