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            • February 15, 2006

              On Saxon Diaries

            • Michael Kay starts Saxon Diaries

              Here's an interesting resource. Michael Kay's new Saxon Blog promises to be a good resource for anyone using Saxon XSLT.

              Excellent!

              I noticed also that someone pinged Edd Dumbill regarding this fact, and as such you can access Dr. Kay's feed from Planet XMLHack.

              This too is excellent!

              Want more excellency? (You're getting it whether you want it or not, so here's hoping the answer was 'yes' :D):

              I've also started a blog of which you can be the first reader!

              [WW:Ether: What's that? You mean you were the first official reader of Saxon Diaries?]

              Yep! I'M THE KING OF THE WORLD!

              [WW:Ether: No, your just the first official reader of Saxon Diaries]

              Aren't these the same thing?

              [WW:Ether: No.]

              Hmmm. Thought they were. Well, in my world, they're the same thing.

              [WW:Ether: So you're the King of you're own World?]

              Ummmm... Hmmm... Well... Ummmm....

              Yeah, I guess. But can we just pretend it's for the whole world?

              [WW:Ether: No.]

              Hmmm. Damn!

            • Posted by m.david : February 15, 2006 10:23 AM GMT

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