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{
"universalInfo":
[
{
"category":"What is XSLT",
"description":"XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) is a language for converting and manipulating XML data into various formats. It uses rules defined in stylesheets to transform XML documents into HTML, XML, or other text-based outputs."
},
{
"category":"Differences between XSLT versions"
}
],
"VersionDiffs":
[
{
"version":"2.0",
"diffs":
[
"Introduced a richer data model with support for various data types and sequences, allowing more flexible handling of data.",
"Added native support for regular expressions, making text processing and pattern matching more powerful.",
"Introduced the concept of higher-order functions, enabling functions to be used as arguments and returned as results, enhancing the language's functional capabilities.",
"Expanded the set of built-in string functions, making string manipulation and formatting more versatile.",
"Introduced the concept of sequences, where nodes could be processed without relying solely on their order in the source document.",
"Provided improved error handling and reporting mechanisms, making it easier to diagnose and fix issues in transformations.",
"Allowed variable and function parameters to have type annotations, enhancing clarity and enabling better optimization.",
"Refined the handling of namespaces and introduced features for dealing with namespaces more effectively.",
"Introduced more advanced grouping capabilities, allowing grouping based on multiple criteria.",
"Expanded sorting options, making it possible to sort data based on multiple keys and in different directions."
]
},
{
"version":"3.0",
"diffs":
[
"Extended the support for higher-order functions by introducing new functions like map and filter, enabling more functional programming patterns.",
"Introduced streaming capabilities, allowing processing of large documents without loading the entire document into memory, which improves performance and memory usage.",
"Introduced functions to parse and serialize JSON data, enabling transformations between XML and JSON formats.",
"Enhanced type annotations, allowing for more precise typing of variables and parameters, aiding both readability and optimization.",
"Introduced new standard functions, expanding the range of operations and calculations that can be performed within transformations.",
"Introduced a new data structure called maps, allowing for efficient key-value pair storage and manipulation.",
"Introduced tunnel parameters, which can pass data through templates without explicitly listing them in the template's parameter list",
"Introduced a try-catch construct for better error handling, allowing you to catch and handle errors more gracefully.",
"Introduced the ability to execute multiple templates concurrently, improving performance in multi-core environments.",
"Integrated new features from XPath 3.1, including support for higher-order functions and enhanced string manipulation functions.",
"Enhanced grouping capabilities, making it more powerful and flexible for complex grouping scenarios.",
"Allowed dynamic function calls using the xsl:evaluate element, enabling more dynamic transformations."
]
}
]
}