@ | XSLT FAQ. Docbook FAQ. Braille.
- Braille Info--A brief History
- A Byte of Python--A book mirror
- Some tools--Programming language tools
- XSL Frequently Asked Questions
Weblog, Atom 1.0
Finally, I've started to post some of the tools I use. You may find it useful.
These web pages use theWebsite schema and stylesheets, derived from the docbook schema, an Oasis project with a significant history. The stylesheets were developed by Norm Walsh, to whom many thanks. Using this system makes the maintenance of these pages so much easier. Each page as you see it is one file which may be updated individually; the stylesheet taking care of all cross links, basically doing all the hard work for me. Thanks Norm.
- Sept 2012
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Webhost moved from netweaver.com due lack of support
- June 04
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Split out the XSLT 2.0 material into sections
- Sept 03
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I've started to use relax-ng... and guess what :-) The start of an FAQ
- July 2003
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Moved on to Website 2.5 and docbook stylesheets 1.60. Aren't catalogs wonderful ;-)
(and I've started an nEcho weblog based on [insert final name here] )
- June 2001
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Moved on to website 2 and docbook stylesheets 1.39. Thanks Norm Walsh!
- April 1 2001
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Moved to docbook 4.12, website 1.10, dbx 1.34 stylesheets, Saxon 6.22
- November 1 2000
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Moved the website home!
- September 3 2000
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Updated XSLT FAQ Index, thanks to Jeni T! Now standard docbook xml file
- July 30 2000
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FAQ sections 2.1 to 2.3 integrated into single section.
- July 18 2000
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The pig is back :-)
And website now hosted by Freeserve.
- 16 April 2000
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Converted to use Norman Walsh website DTD.
- 24 Feb 1999
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First release.
For those interested, I've finally done the me page