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What's next after CSS and XSL?

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What's next after CSS and XSL?

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Date:: 5 February 2013, 00:00–00:00 Coordinated Universal Time
Location:: Tucson AZ, USA
Speakers:: Bert Bos
Website:: Meet the W3C CSS Working Group!

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CSS can still be extended, but it takes more and more effort. Will it be cheaper in a few years to freeze CSS and XSL and create two new languages? This talk doesn't have the answer, but it has some questions.