Michael Kay scripsit:
> There's no such thing as an XML professional, any more than you can be a
> screwdriver professional or a fork-lift truck professional. People who
> define their abilities by the tools they can use proficiently are not
> professionals, they are technicians; professionals define their
> capabilities in terms of the problem space, not the solution space.
Quoted for truth.
Note that _qualified_ has different meanings on opposite sides of the
Pond. Where a Brit may say
He's qualified, but can he do the work?
a Yank may express the same thought with
He has the credentials, but is he qualified to do the work?
Note to Len: Writing and debugging XSLT *is* programming. Anyone who
can learn to program in XSLT can learn to program in any other language.
--
I Hope, Sir, that we are not John Cowan
mutually Un-friended by this
Difference which hath happened http://www.ccil.org/~cowan
betwixt us. --Thomas Fuller, Appeal to Injured Innocence
