I've been working on some very interesting (in my opinion) XSL and javascript code recently. I mentioned it briefly here in this post about XML goodness, and since then I've been adding the code to more and more Nexista powered applications.The results are terrific. I'm quite pleased with how its working out, and really look forward to building upon these ideas.So without further ado, here's a quick explanation:
- Using XSL to transform XHTML snibbets into Javascript DOM code
- Doing so enables caching on the client side of the XHTML snibbets - the parts of the pages which don't change
- This results in faster and more efficient processing