This seems like a reasonable approach to teaching the material. The more
methods available to learn from, the greater the chances that I will find a
method I understand and am more likely to use.
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Subject: [xsl] A Question **TO** XSLT Newbies
Maybe I should have titled this post "Learning to think declaratively".
I would be very interested to receive reactions of XSLT newbies to
something I am exploring as a way to help newcomers to XSLT to be able to
help themselves in solving XSLT programming tasks. I know many newcomers
to
mailing lists much prefer simply to lurk, so replies on or off list are
equally welcome.
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