XSL Transformations, or XSLT, is an XML markup language used for transforming XML documents. It is the XML transformation language part of the XSL specification (the other parts being XSL-FO and XPath). As with XML and HTML, the XSLT specification is a Recommendation developed by the W3C.

By Steven Holzner If you are unaware of the new features in XPath 2.0, see my earlier article What's New in XPath 2.0? There is relatively little software out there that supports XPath 2.0 in fact, besides XQuery processors like Galax, the only real XPath 2.0-enabled processor in popular use today is the Saxon XSLT application, which you can get...   Read Article.

by Dan Frumin 02/10/2003 Like so many acronyms before it, XSLT (eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) comes across as YAOT--Yet Another Obfuscated Technology. But it doesn't have to be that way. XSLT promises many advantages when applied to the right problems. All you need is a quick guide on using the XSLT basics. Once you start using...   Read Article.