-
Course
- Core Tech
XSLT 2.0 and 1.0 Foundations
XSLT is a powerful, higher-level, declarative and extraordinary member in the family of modern programming languages, due to its pattern-matching philosophy. This is the language for processing XML documents and hierarchical data in general, that opens to us a whole new world of knowledge, understanding and problem-solving strategies.
What you'll learn
XSLT is the language, especially designed by the W3C Consortium for processing XML documents and hierarchical data in general. This course covers the fundamentals of the language both version 1.0 and 2.0. Learn in depth the features of XSLT, and be part of the demos of their real-world practical applications. Not only is XSLT a powerful, higher-level, declarative and extraordinary with its pattern-matching philosophy modern programming language, but it opens to us a whole new world of knowledge, understanding and problem-solving strategies.
Table of contents
- Version Check | 15s
- Overview | 1m 6s
- XML Document. Basic kinds of Nodes | 2m 35s
- Lexical rules for Characters, Names and Tags. | 2m 51s
- Special Characters and Predefined Entity References. | 1m 3s
- Wellformed XML Document. | 4m 47s
- Namespaces | 4m 21s
- Myths about Namespaces. | 31s
- Default Namespace. | 1m 21s
- Namespace Scope. | 57s
- Q & A About Default Namespaces. | 55s
- Predefined Namespace Declarations. Some Important Namespaces | 1m 10s
- Namespace-wellformedness. Namespace Demo. | 3m 17s
- XML Schema and Schema Definition Languages. | 2m 2s
- Simple XML Schema: Example and Demo. | 1m 40s
- Summary | 50s
About the author
Dimitre Novatchev developed FXSL – the functional programming library for XSLT (1.0 and 2.0). He thrives at discovering and employing unexpected capabilities of XSLT and XPath that even their W3C creators hadn’t imagined.
More Courses by Dimitre