#xmlcalabash — Public Fediverse posts

I don't feel up to writing a #MarkupMonday post today, and I expect the "here's some new releases" posts are a bit dull anyway. But yesterday saw a new #NineML release and a new #xmlcalabash release.

I don't feel up to writing a #MarkupMonday post today, and I expect the "here's some new releases" posts are a bit dull anyway. But yesterday saw a new #NineML release and a new #xmlcalabash release.

I don't feel up to writing a #MarkupMonday post today, and I expect the "here's some new releases" posts are a bit dull anyway. But yesterday saw a new #NineML release and a new #xmlcalabash release.

I don't feel up to writing a #MarkupMonday post today, and I expect the "here's some new releases" posts are a bit dull anyway. But yesterday saw a new #NineML release and a new #xmlcalabash release.

I don't feel up to writing a #MarkupMonday post today, and I expect the "here's some new releases" posts are a bit dull anyway. But yesterday saw a new #NineML release and a new #xmlcalabash release.

More accurate locations. When it all goes wrong, can I tell you where? #XML #MarkupMonday #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2025/12/08-locations

Improved XMLn’t. XMLn’ter? I decided I could support marked sections identified with entity references. #XML #XMLCalabash #MarkupMonday

https://so.nwalsh.com/2025/10/06-xmlnt

XMLn’t. Could :: Couldn’t. Should :: Shouldn’t. Would :: Wouldn’t. XML :: XMLn’t. #XML #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2025/08/31-xmlnt

Updating dependencies. I didn’t intend to spend all morning fussing with dependencies, but at least I got a weblog posting out of it. And maybe I’ve tossed some stones off the path for next time. #XProc #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2025/08/02-dependencies

Migration follow-up. In the end, I did automate it. #Codeberg #Woodpecker #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2025/06/01-codeberg

Migrating (some things) to Codeberg. It’s the switching costs that get you. #XProc #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2025/05/26-codeberg

Pipelineception. Pipelines inside pipelines with pipelines using pipelines for pipelines to do pipelines because pipelines. Pipelines! #XProc #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2025/05/04-pipelineception

A sensible consistency. Making common things easy with a little XML Calabash hack. #XProc #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2025/02/08-consistency

Snapshot this. As my holiday winds down (Happy New Year, by the way!), I’ve published one more XML Calabash 3.x release. I’ve also started pushing them to a snapshots repository. #XProc #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2025/01/05-xmlcalabash

Invisible XML in production. Using iXML to parse a command line interface. #XProc #XMLCalabash #InvisibleXML

https://so.nwalsh.com/2024/12/24-ixml

The Monitoring API. That sure is a dull title. If I cared about “engagement”, I’d find a way to stick “interactive XProc pipeline debugger” or “Schematron assertions in pipelines” into it. But I don’t, really. Care that is. ’s all true, though. #XProc #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2024/12/24-monitoring

Alpha6. The story of XML Calabash 3.x has some twists and turns, but the last few alphas have passed all the tests and it’s finally possible to start thinking about some of the fun things. #XProc #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2024/12/23-alpha6

It runs! (Again.). Not well. And not much. But not nothing! #XProc #XMLCalabash

https://so.nwalsh.com/2024/07/21-it-runs