alt Hacker NewsBrowsers support XSLT v1.0 only, and from what I understand, there has been talk of depricating it.
I would rather that they introduced support for v3, as that would make it easier to serving static webpages with native support for templating.
Browsers support XSLT v1.0 only, and from what I understand, there has been talk of depricating it.
I would rather that they introduced support for v3, as that would make it easier to serving static webpages with native support for templating.
I'm also more concerned about depreciation risk. However, you can still do a lot with XSLT 1.0. There is also SaxonJS, which allows you to run XSLT 3.0. However, embedding JavaScript to use XSLT defeats the purpose of this exercise.