never is strong sure, but i already stated i still use html::template as well.. the distinction is in how elegant/elaborate your system must be.

html::template is great for simple things but it runs outta room pretty fast, IMO

nothing in my scenario was run on the client side, but the language and encoding issues I talked about were on the client hardware...aka cell phone

see with cell phones encoding and languages {english vs japanese ...not perl vs java} are very important, and particular.. with xslt's it was very simple to change the encoding and language types at the top of the file and watch it propagate across the application