XSLT

since unknown year (earliest usage recorded on this site was 1997)

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supakoo

edd

jtauber

vitaliyf

jancona

ndw

Uche

reinout

rragan

bittercoder

zeroaltitude

pydanny

zellyn

sceptreofjudah

jefftriplett

thraxil

jamesotron

ntoll

kan

jjames

mpirnat

liza

bmaxwell

stephen_mcd

shiny

westonruter

bg4

Cema

joemcmahon

jcarbaugh

lambacck

JamieXML

smalltobi

natevw

NX172

mathias

karlstolley

PaulM

tmcw

Sitwon

jorjun

CerealBoy

brutasse

bkokash

cpharmston

Kanru

undoingemptyvoid

MechanisM

supakoo - 16 years

edd - 16 years

jtauber - 6 years

vitaliyf - 5 years

jancona - 8 years

ndw - 15 years

Uche - 14 years

reinout - 6 years

rragan - 13 years

bittercoder - 13 years

zeroaltitude - 4 years

pydanny - 3 years

zellyn - 7 years

sceptreofjudah - 11 years

jefftriplett - 11 years

thraxil - 11 years

jamesotron - 5 years

ntoll - 2 years

kan - 10 years

jjames - 3 years

mpirnat - 1 years

liza - 10 years

bmaxwell - 10 years

stephen_mcd - 3 years

shiny - 10 years

westonruter - 9 years

bg4 - 9 years

Cema - 9 years

joemcmahon - 1 years

jcarbaugh - 3 years

lambacck - 8 years

JamieXML - 8 years

smalltobi - 7 years

natevw - 7 years

NX172 - 7 years

mathias - 3 years

karlstolley - 6 years

PaulM - 6 years

tmcw - 5 years

Sitwon - 5 years

jorjun - 1 years

CerealBoy - 5 years

brutasse - 5 years

bkokash - 5 years

cpharmston - 1 years

Kanru - 3 years

undoingemptyvoid - 3 years

MechanisM - 2 years

jtauber

1997–2002

edd

1997–

XML freak, what more can I say

supakoo

1997–

I can still remember some pre-spec version that only 'worked' in IE (4?).

vitaliyf

1998–2002

Have not touched this in so long.. though still have some things running using it.

jancona

1998–2005

I was an XML early adopter and did a lot of XSLT at one point. Not so much lately, but I wouldn't be surprised to see another use pop up some time.

ndw

1998–

reinout

1999–2004

Uche

1999–

Also implemented XSLT several times over

zeroaltitude

2000–2003

Dear heaven above, please let me never have to write anything in XSLT ever again.

rragan

2000–

bittercoder

2000–

Don't use it often - but do tend to use XSLT at least once per year for something. First learnt it while working with an XSLT based CMS system when working at Terabyte Interactive. Hate the signal to noise ration of XSLT compared to other templating/transformation languages.

pydanny

2000–2002

I'm not a fan of XSLT. Not at all.

zellyn

2001–2007

(on and off) Ugh.

jefftriplett

2002–

I took an XSLT book on my honeymoon so I could do some *lite* reading.

ntoll

2002–2003

Spent a lot of time working with XSLT during MSc. Never used it since.

jamesotron

2002–2006

I had an intense but furtive affair with XSLT. In the end she dumped me for HTML5. Bitch.

sceptreofjudah

2002–

thraxil

2002–

stephen_mcd

2003–2005

Yo Dawg, we heard you liked markup...

liza

2003–

shiny

2003–

misguided attempt to turn webpages into wml.

jjames

2003–2005

I remember building my resume from an XML schema originally included with Gentoo documentation and a custom XSLT. That's when I knew I'd really made something of myself.

2003–

2003–

2003

2004–

First learned for a Syntax Tree Drawer project: an XSLT would translate an input into a structured SVG file.

bg4

2004–

Always need to use this once enough time has passed for me to forget it.

Cema

2004–

They could just have used a lisp dialect. But no.

joemcmahon

2004

Had some XML that needed tweaking, and this was the simplest way to do it.

jcarbaugh

2004–2006

Lots of XML translation work for the government.

JamieXML

2005–

Street cred required that I pick it up, at least marginally. I wonder why people are whining about "I hope I have an end date" on this one.

lambacck

2005–

natevw

2006–

Love/hate this "language". Getting sick of its verbosity and XML-ity. (That's redundant, eh?)

smalltobi

2006–

Used it extensively in my Diploma thesis and also later on for small XML conversion scripts. I love it!

NX172

2006–

mathias

2007–2009

Here’s hoping I won’t ever need to change this end date

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2007–

2008–

2008–

2008

I think this was when XML jumped the shark.

tmcw

2008–

bkokash

2008–

Sitwon

2008–

Ken Holman's class opened my eyes to the world of declarative programming. My whole world view changed. The week I spent in Texas learning XSLT is when I became a REAL programmer.

cpharmston

2009

Hopefully the end year sticks.

undoingemptyvoid

2010–

Once learned a little, but now really need it. Started playing around with some examples but mostly using it to learn it. It is powerful, and I think it could help. TBD.

2010–

2011–

Shame on me