Software Usability:A Comparison Between Two Tree-Structured Data Transformation Languages

Schmidt, N.; Sas, Corina

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Software Usability:A Comparison Between Two Tree-Structured Data Transformation Languages

Authors: N. Schmidt
Corina Sas
Publication date: 1 January 2004
Publisher: ACM
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This paper presents the results of a software usability study, involving both subjective and objective evaluation. It compares a popular XML data transformation language (XSLT) and a general purpose rule-based tree manipulation language which addresses some of the XML and XSLT limitations. The benefits of the evaluation study are discussed

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