XSL Noob
Yesterday I had my first crack at XSL. In about 30 minutes I was able to transform an XML document full of medical bills into a summary report worthy of showing other people. Not too bad for a quick little adventure into a new language.
Everything I did revolved around 2 tags and a handful of embedded functions. I used "<xsl:for-each />" to loop over a collection. I used "<xsl:value-of />" to pick up individual values from elements. All of the selectors use XPath to navigate to where you need to be. XPath itself is kind of odd, but I had already been using it in the past, so this was not an issue.
If you are using XML and you haven't looked at XSL, I encourage you to take a peek. There are a lot of angle brackets to go around.
