Dimitre Novatchev wrote:
While some people here have been busy discussing whether XSLT were
dead or not, I had a better idea just to use XSLT and continue having
fun with it, as always.
For those, who might be interested in how (what seems to be the last
remaining white spot n text processing with XSLT) anagrams can be
generated with XSLT, here is the link:
http://dnovatchev.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!44B0A32C2CCF7488!357.entry
Do Enjoy!
I like this! I think it is over a year ago that I wanted to do something
similar, but back then I failed to do it simply and easily and I dropped
it. This surely is a way to show how powerful XSLT can be!
Cheers,
-- Abel
PS: if you were looking for things not done in XSLT (yet), consider a
random quote-chooser, where the input are several (xhtml) sites that
offer quotes and you pick one randomly. Hmm, not that challenging. Never
mind ;)
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