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Create a place for gathering requirement from existing user of XPath, potential user of XPath and research in this area
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Dear all,
Thanks for the support in creating this Community Group on the futur of XPath.
In which direction XPath need to evolve? What should we add? What should we remove?
In order to start gathering intel, we’ve set up a github project here : https://github.com/XPath-Next/XPath-Next/blob/master/README.md
Please feel free to open issues and/or propose Pull Requests
XPath Next Chair
The XPath Next Community Group has been launched:
Create a place for gathering requirement from existing user of XPath, potential user of XPath and research in this area
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