dailywireless.org continues to grow by 20 to 40 daily visitors every month. In February its averaged 520 daily visits (a visit is a group of hits with no more than 30 minutes between any two hits).

while overhearing someone at work talk about CSS2, I got to thinking about XSLT. I think there could be something very cool and underutilized here. XSL is a stylesheet language that takes an XML document and formats it into an XHTML document. Someone has written a turing machine in XSL so must be at least fairly capable.

a JSP page, which i work with a lot, takes access to java objects and pulls out fields into HTML. It transforms a collection of objects into HTML. A jaba (java, this editor doesnt go back a line) object is similar to an XML object so in a sense XSTL has replaced JSPs. XSTL can wil because its a free, opne standard. Now here is the cool part. The transform happens in the browser. mozilla and IE6 have a built in XSL transform engine. I wonder if there is an opportunity to have immeadiate interaction with the user w/o wating for page loads. Id love to give dailywireless a really unique look and feel.