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XSL 2.0 and XQuery 1.0 in .NET

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18 Oct 2018Ms-PL4 min read 141.4K   4.4K   34  
Using the open source Saxon library, .NET programmers can benefit from XSL 2.0 and XQuery 1.0.
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I am a software developer from South Africa currently living and working in the United Kingdom. I have an undergraduate degree in Computer Science and a Masters degree in Artificial Intelligence.

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- ASP.NET MVC
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