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Christian Thomas

@emchateau thanks for the hint to David J. Birnbaum's collection!

Funny coincidence, I am just on my way to what will surely be a wonderful and productive workshop on #Collation and #Visualisation (lorentzcenter.nl/seeing-the-di), and am reading (and can recommend) a #Balisage paper by said D. Birnbaum & Ronald Dekker in preparation: doi.org/10.4242/BalisageVol29.

I will check out the #XSLT learning resources you mentioned and the ones other might still mention during the week, thanks again!

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Poster for the Leiden Workshop "Seeing the Difference: Visualizing Textual Variation", 14.–18.04.2025, available with more information and as screen-reader-friendly PDF at https://www.lorentzcenter.nl/seeing-the-difference-visualizing-textual-variation.html
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Jez 🍞🌹

I have been doing #XML stuff this week, specifically #TEI. I know a lot of people don't really like #XSLT, but it reminded me that when you're working with something that's not just structured data but a stream of text where some or all of the markup is part of the flow then that hybrid imperative/declarative model works really well for representing the full range of transformations you might want to make.

Would be interested to know if there are good modern alternatives.

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Reilly Spitzfaden (they/them)

I hadn't heard of it before, but it turns out there's a style format called XSLT that allows the browser to translate an XML file into HTML with CSS styling for display purposes.

Since my feed is Atom rather than RSS, I had a bit of trouble, but this post was helpful:

andrewstiefel.com/style-atom-x

Andrew Stiefel · How to Style an Atom Feed with XSLTCreate a seamless user experience for your Atom or RSS feed with XLST stylesheets.
#RSS#Atom#XML
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Reilly Spitzfaden (they/them)

I figured out how to get my RSS feed to be human-readable and nice-looking!

I'd been wanting to do this to give people who aren't familiar with RSS an easier on-ramp to the stuff I care about.

I figure if someone new to RSS clicks on the link and just gets raw XML, they might think something is “broken” and not stick around, but now there's something human-readable and with instructions on how to follow it in a reader.

reillyspitzfaden.com/feed.xml

#RSS#Atom#XML
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Matěj Cepl 🇪🇺 🇨🇿 🇺🇦

@octade @infostorm @translators @bookstodon @academicchatter @theology @arraybolt3

gitlab.com/crosswire-bible-soc these are my repositories. CzeKMS (aka CzeCSP now) is by far the most complicated one. I have usually had very complicated #XSLT stylesheet to convert from the author XML to #OSIS, but it was unmaintainable and slow. Now with plain #Python SAX it works much better.

Also interesting is CzeBKR which is generated from Wikisource.

GitLabCrossWire Bible Society · GitLabGitLab.com
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Annika Rockenberger (she/they)

👉 Part 1 of our blog series documenting a workshop on #XML & #XSLT at the #UniversityOfOslo dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/528

A combination of lecture & hands-on with experts Ellen Wiger from the #NationalLibraryOfNorway, Polina Yordanova from the #UniversityOfHelsinki & Robert Kristof Paulsen from the #UniversityOfBergen library.

We concluded the 1st year of the #SustainableDSE network at the #UiO library, dedicated to skills development, training and research support for #DigitalScholarlyEditions

Sustainable Digital Scholarly Editions NetworkFrom XML to XHTML. XSL Transformations as a Tool for Text Publishing – Pt.1On November 20th 2024, the Sustainable Digital Scholarly Editions Network organized the one-day hands-on workshop “Getting Started with XSLT”. The aim was to introduce XSLT as a tool for publishing digital scholarly editions. I had the pleasure of being in charge of the workshop’s first session, “From XML to XHTML: XSLT transformations as a tool […]
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Der #XSLT-Reparaturprozess von via Dr.Explain erzeugten HTML-Ausgaben ist jetzt soweit produktiv, dass ich ihn auch auf die Studis loslassen kann.

Mehrfach-Transformationen komfortabel über ein oXygen-Projekt gelöst, d. h. alle HTML-Dokumente aus input werden nach output transformiert.

Die Umsetzung verwendet ein Identity-Template sowie weitere Templates für spezifische Anpassungen, wie es sich gehört. ;)

oXygen-Projekt mit Mehrfach-Transformation
Auswahl der Transformation für n Durchläufe
Fortschritt der einzelnen Transformationen
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Annika Rockenberger (she/they)

Are you in the Oslo area next week on Wednesday and want to learn all about #XSLT and #XML transformations?

👉 Join us for a hands-on workshop!

Where: University of Oslo, Blindern Campus, Niels Henrik Abels hus, room 209

When: Nov 20, 2024 - 09:00-16:00 CEST

💻 Information about prerequisites and the program for the day on our website ub.uio.no/english/libraries/ds

Brought to you by #SustainableDSE network!

www.ub.uio.no Getting Started with XSLT - University of Oslo LibraryA one-day hands-on workshop introducing XSLT as a tool for publishing Digital Scholarly Editions.
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