Manfred Knobloch
Manfred Knoblock studied protestant theology, then became a programmer in 1987. He has worked for German software and trading companies, for a Swiss bank, and currently is employed with a psychological research institute. Manfred has written several articles for the German Java Magazin and XML & Web Services Magazin about XML, XSLT, XSL, SVG and about content management.Website: http://www.iwm-kmrc.de/institut/mitarbeiter_show.php3?site=mkn
Articles by this author:
Self-Enhancing StylesheetsDeveloping new stylesheets can be a chore. So why not let XSLT take the load? This article shows how to easily check the coverage of your XSLT and create skeleton stylesheets. [Jul. 2, 2003]
Shortening XSLT Stylesheets
XSLT is often considered to be too verbose. As a stylesheet's code grows, it tends to be unreadable. This is not a fate stylesheet authors have to accept. This article proposes some ways of shortening stylesheets without loss of functionality, including the use of XSLT 2.0 user defined functions. [Jun. 11, 2003]
