I have good memories of using XSLT. It was a neat idea at the time.
I suppose the world has nearly moved away from XML (for browsers, not yet for folks still enjoying SOAP APIs). And as a result, XSLT has fallen into obscurity.
XML is still used for various formats like RSS (podcasts), SVG, sitemaps, and EPUB metadata (OPS).
XSLT is still used on the server back-end for rendering publisher documents (JATS, etc.) and for things like US bills.
XML is still used for various formats like RSS (podcasts), SVG, sitemaps, and EPUB metadata (OPS).
XSLT is still used on the server back-end for rendering publisher documents (JATS, etc.) and for things like US bills.