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Have some first, very raw prototype of a .NET Core/.NET 6 version of my Saxon (now HE 11.5) XQuery 3.1 fiddle up and running locally:
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Another update to Saxon 11.5 HE: martin-honnen.github.io/xml-… in its Azure back end now runs 11.5 instead of 11.4. Keep in mind that it is for testing, for real workloads or responsiveness use the XSLT or XQuery fiddles on liberty-development.net/
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My IKVM cross compiled dotnet 6 tools for XSLT, XQuery, XSLT with Invisible XML support and XQuery with Invisible XML support have all been updated to Saxon HE 11.5 and are now available on NuGet:
nuget.org/packages/SaxonHE11…,
nuget.org/packages/SaxonHE11…,
nuget.org/packages/SaxonHE11…
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XML Turns 25 Today - XML was first published as a @w3c Recommendation on February 10th 1998, and became ubiquitous in standards such as XSLT and XQuery. @KayEwbank reports. i-programmer.info/news/82-he…
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Happy 25th birthday #xml :) w3.org/TR/1998/REC-xml-19980… celebrating with the xml-dev mailing list
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Strange long standing Saxon XQuery bug: saxonica.plan.io/issues/5865. You can write a direct element constructor <a b=|c|/> and get <a b="c"/>.
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Replying to @GergelyOrosz
One of the most underrated languages to learn, IMHO, is JSONiq. I don't know why document store vendors always come up with new proprietary APIs and "query languages" besides, there's been much work to develop XQuery for tree-structured data as XML -- which is adapted for JSON.
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Replying to @nicolaken @bluxte
Because XML is verbose and difficult to read! XML is good for complex data models, transformations. Coupled with XQuery it does wonders.
But for small configs -> Json or YAML. One can also use DSLs!
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Github project github.com/ballsteve/xrust aiming for nothing less but "to implement XPath 3.1, XQuery 3.1 and XSLT 3.0 in Rust". I might need to try to learn Rust, it seems, to try a new XSLT processor. Let's see whether I can pick up some Rust until there is XSLT 3 support around.
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#GenerativeArt interlude
Merry Christmas: major new release of my art code #XQuery #SVG
mathling.com/code/art/
Lots of new and improved (details in release page or on the Site Not to be Named)
Happy hacking!
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Is that how "Houston, we have a problem" sounds in the XML world? XProc 3 implementors struggling to use Saxon 11 for XQuery/XSLT: "Note on Saxon 11[..] Currently there is no known solution for these problems. [..]currently does not support Saxon 11 as XSLT- or XQuery-processor"
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#GenerativeArt interlude
The 2022 retrospective
mathling.com/art/2022retrosp…
#XQuery #SVG #CreativeCoding
Periodic reminder: I'm shifting my posting to the site that Dear Leader says shall not be named (see profile) & you'd see more pretty pictures over there
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I don't see it articulated very often, but I agree with his "start by hand, think about systems" approach. I started my career with an EAD template, then thought "hmmm this shouldn't be so hard" and learned XSLT / XQuery, and picked up programming languages as I needed them.
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#GenerativeArt interlude
Quaternions, phase plots, escape plots, trajectory plots
#XQuery #SVG
mathling.com/art/20221208_qu…
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Replying to @jbogard
There's actually a pretty active Slack channel that focuses on XSLT, XPath and XQuery - it has 392 members including many of the key language influencers
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#GenerativeArt interlude
3 views of a complex function
(0.99z³+0.86z²+0.78z+0.6)+(0.38351522451247766-0.2711081142018263i)/(5z²+-2z+3)
#XQuery #SVG
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