Comments on: Imagining, building and using an XSLT virtual machine http://river-valley.tv/imagining-building-and-using-an-xslt-virtual-machine/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=imagining-building-and-using-an-xslt-virtual-machine River Valley Technologies, London and Trivandrum, India Wed, 18 Jan 2012 13:51:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Robin Upton http://river-valley.tv/imagining-building-and-using-an-xslt-virtual-machine/comment-page-1/#comment-198 Robin Upton Wed, 16 Sep 2009 02:50:45 +0000 http://beta.river-valley.tv/?p=4205#comment-198 Interesting stuff, which I'm looking into. I have spent almost as long working on an XML-VM, but with a different aim, and consequentially a different design. It's called Friend2Friend (F2F), and was originally designed as a tool to implement Altruistic Economics, which is still an active plan. Like you, I have wrestled with how to tame XSLT and create a syntax that was concise enough to be manageable. I am presenting it as a language for writing decentralised programs. One of my hopes is that, since we're both using XML, we will be able to make the systems inter-operable and assemble them in synergistic fashion. Interesting stuff, which I’m looking into. I have spent almost as long working on an XML-VM, but with a different aim, and consequentially a different design.

It’s called Friend2Friend (F2F), and was originally designed as a tool to implement Altruistic Economics, which is still an active plan. Like you, I have wrestled with how to tame XSLT and create a syntax that was concise enough to be manageable. I am presenting it as a language for writing decentralised programs.

One of my hopes is that, since we’re both using XML, we will be able to make the systems inter-operable and assemble them in synergistic fashion.

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