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fergie ◴[27 Jun 25 07:09 UTC] No.44394408[source]▶

What is this "XSLT works natively in the browser" sourcery? The last time I used XSLT was like 20 years ago- but I used it A LOT, FOR YEARS. In those days you needed a massive wobbly tower of enterprise Java to make it work which sort of detracted from the elegance of XSLT itself. But if XSLT actually works in the browser- has the holy grail of host-anywhere static templating actually been sitting under our noses this whole time?

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1. arccy ◴[27 Jun 25 08:53 UTC] No.44395079[source]▶

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it works, i think the most visible ones are where people style their atom / rss feeds instead of rendering separate xml / html pages https://rknight.me/blog/styling-rss-and-atom-feeds/

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