Re: [xsl] XSLT Explanatory References:which book?

[subbu at boltblue dot com]

:)
 David.. I was about to ask this question..
If i have to get a thorough Grip of XSLT/XPATH, which of the following 4 books
you reckon i should buy?

XSLT & Xpath on the Edge -- Jeni Tennison (Paperback - Hungry Minds Inc - 3
December, 2001)

Beginning XSLT -- Jeni Tennison (Paperback - Wrox Press - May 2002)


Definitive XSLT and XPath -- G. Ken Holman (Paperback - Prentice Hall PTR - 19
December, 2001)

XSLT and XPATH: A Guide to XML Transformations -- John Robert Gardner, Zarella
L. Rendon (Paperback - Prentice Hall - 26 July, 2001)

Your Help is much appreciated
Subbu







Quoting David Carlisle <davidc@nag.co.uk>:

>
> > and Jeni Tennison's book (I forget the title) is
> > probably more "task-oriented"
>
> she has two these days, one has "beginning" in the title (and is big and
> red and matches yours:-)
>
> > but I think mine is still the right
> > choice if you're looking for a reference book that tells you exactly
> how
> > each language construct works, in excruciating detail
>
> yes.
>
> David
>
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