> The real value of XHTML was that it could be generated from domain-specific XML using XSLT. So your data could be served as machine readable XML in a standard, versioned schema particular to the application or document publisher, and then converted into an XHTML webpage by the browser.
Ok, now I understand all the buzz around XHTML at the time I was a student, and why so many people kept talking about XSLT. I just never saw anybody pointing it before, and for something that interesting I have no idea how come people weren't talking about it everywhere.
Ok, now I understand all the buzz around XHTML at the time I was a student, and why so many people kept talking about XSLT. I just never saw anybody pointing it before, and for something that interesting I have no idea how come people weren't talking about it everywhere.