templating systems will never be better than XSLT's for a couple of reasons

it all has to do with language, encoding and xslt scripting /xpath

one of my previous jobs was to make a xml engine for a cell phone game company so the game data could be passed as xml into the engine and translated for the various wap browsers out there.

not only were there xslt's for the phone layout but for the different browser inconsistencies {you think web browsers are bad lol riiight} as well as for different language support {i remember kanji giving us a bit of trouble in this department, but just changing the laguage in the xml header fixed this iirc}

by using xslt includes and imports we were able to eleviate a lot of the programming

sure i love html::template , but it has limitations, and if i needed to provide an industrial strength application i would go xslt's

In reply to Re^2: Model-View-Controller: Template Toolkit vs. XSLT by drfrog
in thread Model-View-Controller: Template Toolkit vs. XSLT by kvale

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