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by Simran-B
1266 days ago
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I had SAX-style parsing of XML and XSL transformation as concrete use cases in mind, because that happened to be what I worked with. I believe I went with Node.js at the time, which had a library that was much easier to work with than what was common for Python. Although, I mostly used Microsoft's or Saxon's XSLT processors overall in that job. Another use case was parsing proprietary, text-based file formats with ancient encodings. I believe I did use Python for that as there wasn't that much data to convert anyway and it just worked. |
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