For a project I’m working on, a list of XSLT resources:
- Microsoft’s XML Downloads page, including a pointer to msxsl.exe, the command line transformation utility
- NXSLT – open source .NET based XSLT command line utility
- XML.com’s What Is XSLT – beginner tutorial
- XML and XSLT Resource List from the National Library of Medicine
- Skew.org’s XML and XSLT links page
- An old links page at Berkeley lists some resources for debugging and tracing XSLT
- Mark McLaren’s XSLT resources for beginners
- And of course the W3C pages on XSL
An interesting point is that all of these pages are old, some dating back to 2001—yet they are in the top of the Google results. Is XSLT a dead technology?