Category: XSLT

NewsMonster

Post author By fozbaca
Post date November 12, 2002

NewsMonster is a newsreader and manager for RSS content, news, and the semantic web.

It has an immpressive feature list, though doesn’t claim to support RSS 2.0. It could be the basis for my RSS Reader nirvana with it’s Repitle server component side.

[via Russell Beattie Notebook]

Update: NewsMonster *does* support RSS 2.0

One of the features I point out is that it supports *all* versions of RSS.

This is due to the miracles of XSLT 😉

Kevin

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Kevin A. Burton ( burton@apache.org, burton@openprivacy.org, burton@peerfear.org )

Coolness. Now if I could just get it to work on my box.

Java Mozilla RDF RSS XML XSLT

NewsMonster

Post author By fozbaca
Post date November 12, 2002

NewsMonster is a newsreader and manager for RSS content, news, and the semantic web.

Update: NewsMonster *does* support RSS 2.0

One of the features I point out is that it supports *all* versions of RSS.

This is due to the miracles of XSLT 😉

Kevin

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Kevin A. Burton ( burton@apache.org, burton@openprivacy.org, burton@peerfear.org )

Coolness. Now if I could just get it to work on my box.

HTML Web XML XSLT

Markup Background

Post author By fozbaca
Post date October 19, 2002

The Secret Life of Markup

The average reader – one not raised by wolves, or, worse, by rabid advocates of Standard Generalized Markup Language during the heyday of SGML – may not clearly understand the concepts of Semantics, Structure, Markup, Content, Style, Transformation, and Presentation. Heck, I’m not sure many of us did back then either, but we’ve had a few years to think about it.

A little basic at times but averall an all around good sumary of the markup situation.

HTML Web XML XSLT

Markup Background

Post author By fozbaca
Post date October 19, 2002

The Secret Life of Markup

The average reader – one not raised by wolves, or, worse, by rabid advocates of Standard Generalized Markup Language during the heyday of SGML – may not clearly understand the concepts of Semantics, Structure, Markup, Content, Style, Transformation, and Presentation. Heck, I’m not sure many of us did back then either, but we’ve had a few years to think about it.

A little basic at times but averall an all around good sumary of the markup situation.

Development HTML MovableType Web XML XSLT

XSLT AbiWord to HTML

Post author By fozbaca
Post date September 28, 2002

abi2html

A command line app written in Java which, using the Xalan XML parser and an XSLT stylesheet, allows you to convert native AbiWord, (*.abw), files into HTML pages. Features include being able to convert a single file or batch convert a directory of files and turning http:// web address references into anchor tags under HTML. For more information see the README and CHANGELOG files.

Kinda cool, but as another idea how about a MovableType plug-in that takes a .abw file upload and translates it to embeded (X)HTML?

Development HTML MovableType Web XML XSLT

XSLT AbiWord to HTML

Post author By fozbaca
Post date September 28, 2002

abi2html

A command line app written in Java which, using the Xalan XML parser and an XSLT stylesheet, allows you to convert native AbiWord, (*.abw), files into HTML pages. Features include being able to convert a single file or batch convert a directory of files and turning http:// web address references into anchor tags under HTML. For more information see the README and CHANGELOG files.

Kinda cool, but as another idea how about a MovableType plug-in that takes a .abw file upload and translates it to embeded (X)HTML?

XML XSLT

XSL Tutorial

Post author By fozbaca
Post date September 4, 2002

From XML To…Anything — the Extensible Stylesheet Language

XML XSLT

XSL Tutorial

Post author By fozbaca
Post date September 4, 2002

From XML To…Anything — the Extensible Stylesheet Language

Apache Perl Wiki XML XSLT

AxKit Wiki

AxKit now has a native Wiki. Intrestingly it uses POD (Plain Old Documentation) instead of Structured Text for it’s formating language.

Release Announcement:

I’ve written a very simple Wiki clone using AxKit XSP. There’s a live Wiki
on http://axkit.org/wiki/ that you can play with (and we’ll be putting the
AxKit docs up on there). The source code is on CPAN (just uploaded this
morning, so you may have to wait for it to mirror). I think the code is a
pretty nice example of an MVC-like design in XSP, with the XSP as the
Controller, the XSLT as the View, and a perl module as the Model.

Apache Perl Wiki XML XSLT

AxKit Wiki

AxKit now has a native Wiki. Intrestingly it uses POD (Plain Old Documentation) instead of Structured Text for it’s formating language.

Release Announcement:

I’ve written a very simple Wiki clone using AxKit XSP. There’s a live Wiki
on http://axkit.org/wiki/ that you can play with (and we’ll be putting the
AxKit docs up on there). The source code is on CPAN (just uploaded this
morning, so you may have to wait for it to mirror). I think the code is a
pretty nice example of an MVC-like design in XSP, with the XSP as the
Controller, the XSLT as the View, and a perl module as the Model.