An ad found on the back cover of the Economist this week:
The same issue contains an interesting article about:
How do you define “safe driving” in terms a machine can understand?
With this illustration!
Transforming xml content through xsl stylesheets is a useful and relatively common feature in the development process. I talked about this in the previous post about OneNote pages html preview.
Searching in my personal code toolbox, I just found this ‘iXslWitness’, a tool I wrote a couple of years ago to check the effectiveness of a stylesheet in transforming xml to html. Its usage is quite simple: you select an xml file and the xsl stylesheet to use. And you get the html transformed content.
I hope that can be useful for anyone involved in such tasks!
A screenshot of transforming a OneNote page xml content (a list of ‘The World If’ publications of The Economist newspaper):
You can download the tool Here.
The source code is Here.