To be sure, those who learn XSLT typically learn the XML stack and lots
more related to it, and they know how to learn. But hey, I'm not an
industry expert--I came into this as an English professor (what am I doing
here? I'm one of those interlopers from the Digital Humanities). The tech
world is new to me, and to my students as well--it would be good to have a
sense of what kinds of work they're best suited for, the ones who really
take to the XSLT, that is.
Elisa
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I think junior level guys are still probably ok, but spending all life
doing XSLT, i think it makes you feel , why??? may be time to jump off
to a different technology? Or change country?
On Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 8:56 PM, Elisa Beshero-Bondar
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I really hope that isn't the case, but I'm worried. We have three coding
courses in the U. of Pitt system running over the past several years,
students are learning how to write XSLT in particular, as well as XQuery.
Some of them are, I know, looking for jobs and would love to put their
skills to work. But they too have reported having trouble finding jobs to
match their skillset. What should they be looking for?
Elisa
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Is USA bad for XSLT developers?
There is not one job for people from this elite club?
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