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• Functional language. Disadvantages of XSLT: • Can be obscenely verbose - you don't have to quote literal XML, which effectively means you do have to quote code. And not in a pretty way. Telecharger Driver Manette Xbox 360 Windows 7 64 Bits. But then again, it's not much worse than your typical SSI. • Doesn't do certain things which most programmers take for granted. For instance string manipulation can be a chore. This can lead to 'unfortunate moments' when novices design code, then frantically search the web for hints how to implement functions they assumed would just be there and didn't give themselves time to write.