Which raises the issue, if a non XSLT programmer is specifying,
how might he/she do it, without those XSLT skills?
From http://www.mulberrytech.com/papers/MappingTransformations/slide009.html:
* Understand both source and target data
* Ability to articulate complex relationships
- clear to programmer
- clear to content-owner
* Strong analytical skills
* XSLT expertise is not required!
A subject matter expert who groks XML structures can be better for this
than a programmer who groks XSLT but not the data.
In my experience a subject matter expert able to articulate such a
specification clearly will learn XSLT much faster than the average programmer
coming from imperative languages.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
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