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XSLT-Based Blog Publishing Framework Enables Client-Side Web Publishing

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vgr-land

9mo ago· 6 min readen

Summary

The author has developed a novel blog publishing framework built entirely on XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) that allows users to leverage other people's browsers as web publishing platforms. The framework transforms XML content into HTML using client-side XSLT processing, eliminating the need for server-side rendering. The author explains this was created for personal use after discovering the simplicity of XSLT-driven development, describing it as 'vibe coding' that requires minimal effort. The system works by serving XML content with XSLT instructions that browsers automatically process to render the final HTML pages.

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I created a blog publishing framework built on XSLT
Once I learned the simple flow of XSLT driven site development I realized I was able to get what I want with little effort and a bunch of vibe coding prompts
Why build my own web publishing framework? It doesn't make any sense to do so
This all started when somebody sent me
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Ever want to use somebody else's browser as your web publishing platform? Now you can! Welcome to XSLT as a blog publishing framework!

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