Please spend 15 - 30 minutes reviewing this reference list. Get a copy of the reference text if you are able. Review the resources. Add comments on the resources if you have knowledge of them. Add resources. Etc.

Course References

Basic reference textbook

We are planning to use Jenni Tennison's "Beginning XSLT 2.0, From Novice to Professional" as a reference for the study group. 

Some other references recommended by mentors

As we create learning tasks and challenges, I am hoping that folks will look through some of these references and point others to things that are relevant and useful. 

• Mike Kay's book, XSLT-2-0-Programmers-Reference-Programmer covers much the same ground, but it aimed at the professional programmer.
• For the even deeper details, XSLT-XPath-Edge-Professional-Mindware
• http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/ -- This has an online XSLT editor that shows results! Could be a handy place to find exercises or ideas for exercises. Might be a handy tool to add to the tools page.

Some references that need further investigation

These need some investigation so that we know whether they are 1.0 or 2.0

• David Pawson's XSLT FAQ <http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/>
• Stackoverlfow recommendations