Database Reference
In-Depth Information
The F+O specification is a great resource for quickly looking up the available
functions and their specification for XQuery, XPath, and even XSLT.
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XQuery: The XML Query Language
, by Michael Brundage (Addison-Wesley,
2004)
This was a great topic at the time it was published; while still relevant, it was
released before the final XQuery 1.0 specification.
Chamberlin et al. (Addison-Wesley, 2004)
Again, this topic was released before the final XQuery 1.0 specification, but it
is useful for those who want to know the nitty-gritty details like the formal
underpinnings of the language.
The
xquery-talk
mailing list is a great place to ask XQuery questions that are
not specific to eXist-db.
XSLT
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XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0: Programmer's Reference
, 4th Edition, by Michael
Kay (Wiley, 2008)
This is
the
topic to have beside your keyboard if you ever want to do any
serious XSLT programming.
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XSL-List
The XSL-List is the best place to ask XSL questions and receive help. Note
that it has an excellent archive; we suggest that you search that first for an
answer before asking!
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XSLT Questions and Answers—FAQ
, curated by Dave Pawson
The XSLT FAQ is an incredible resource that has many answers from those
who were involved in specifying XSLT and those recognized as subject
experts.
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XSLT Cookbook
, 2nd Edition, by Sal Mangano (O'Reilly, 2006).
Also a very handy topic to have when you only sporadically program XSLT;
it contains many useful “recipes.”
XForms
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XForms Tutorial and Cookbook wikibook
,
edited by Dan McCreary
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