xmlhack: First XSLT-UK conference: Program announced

Sebastian Rahtz has announced program details for the first XSLT-UK conference, to take place on the 8th and 9th of April at Keble College, Oxford, England.

The list of speakers and topics, which covers a broad range of the XSLT landscape, includes some well-known authorities in the field:

Jacek Ambroziak	The XSLT Compiler for the JVM
David Carlisle	XSLT and the functional programming paradigm
Leigh Dodds	Schematron: validating XML using XSLT
Wolfgang Emmerich	Markup Meets Middleware
G. Ken Holman	Experiments Using XSLT With Topic Maps
Mario Jeckle	Using XSLT to derive schemata from UML
Tom Kaiser	Charlie - an XML application framework
Michael Kay	XSLT performance
Evan Lenz	XSLT as a Query Language
Steve Muench	XSLT and Databases: A Compelling Combination for Web Apps
Ben Robb	Creating a diary application using XSLT
Arved Sandstrom	Implementing XSL formatting objects
Jeni Tennison	XSLT Design Patterns
Norman Walsh	Building and maintaining the Docbook XSL family

Prior to the conference, on April 6th and 7th in Oxford, Ken Holman will also conduct a two-day version of the training course Practical Transformation Using XSLT and XPath.

An online form is available for registering for both the conference and the pre-conference training course.

For more information contact Dave Pawson or Sebastian Rahtz.