Areas of Expertise:
- XML
- XSLT
- schemas
- semantic web
- consulting
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September 07 2008
A while ago I put together a framework for unit testing XSLT. I’ve been using that for a couple of years and it’s been OK, but then I started playing with Ruby on Rails, and testing with RSpec: a framework... read moreRDFa and HTML5: UK Government Experience
September 04 2008
There was a lot of discussion on the WHATWG mailing list last week about the role and utility of RDFa, whether it’s something that should be supported in HTML5, and what that support should look like. The objections to adding... read moreTunnel parameters and xsl:next-match
May 29 2008
I wrote some XSLT the other day that was so neat it made me smile, so I thought I’d share it. It’s an example of how the new <xsl:next-match> instruction and tunnel parameters can combine to simplify your code. Fair... read moreMay 17 2008
Markup design fascinates me. What is it that makes one format easier to use than another? Why, even within that subset of markup that uses XML syntax, are some markup languages elegant and others unreadable? When is it best to... read moreRecent Posts | All Posts
