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Re: [xml-dev] CSS does not use the XML syntax. Why not?

From: Thomas Lord <lord@---.--->
To: rob@------.---
Date: 6/23/2008 6:35:00 PM
Robert Koberg wrote:

  On Mon, 2008-06-23 at 12:04 -0700, Thomas Lord wrote:
  
  
    An XML/XPath solution could [....]
    
  
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the kids are calling it ajax
  



Sorta yeah.  Makes sense.   Scrubs clean some old messes

with its powerful abrasive power or something like that.

Far more effective on caked on messes than mere SOAP.



Still, there's some beautiful austerity and maturity of thought

to what's emerging in the XML / XPath / XSLT / XQuery

world that draws on a lot of experience and perspective 

"the kids" clearly lack.    It'll all get a lot more interesting 

when things like the ajax world start to get coalesced and 

rationalized and standardized a bit more.  "The kids" will be

shocked :-)



Thanks,

-t








  
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