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I also like Michael Kay's book. It's especially good if you want a
thorough treatment.
This page on the DocBook wiki lists some resources and other books:
http://wiki.docbook.org/LearningDocBook
I also agree that finding an xslt project and tackling
Tim,
I use Michael Kay's XSLT 2.0 book. It has some flaws (like being hard to
navigate; both because the headers don't contain enough information and because
some basic concepts are spread around), but it has some extensive examples and
a lot of detail. It also does a pretty good job of identif
I found Sam's 21 Days book on XSLT to be a good beginner's course on how it all
works. I didn't finish it, but I believe it only covers 1.0.
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From: Tim Arnold [mailto:jtim.arn...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 2:35 PM
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hi,
I'm using DocBook 5 and creating HTML using the stylesheets with a few
customizations of my own.
I understand xslt a bit, but I'm just a beginner. If my goal is to
comfortably understand the docbook stylesheets (particularly the
upcoming xslt2.0 version), what can I do to learn more?
I am alre
