IDE for XSLT stylesheets IDE for XSLT stylesheets xml xml

IDE for XSLT stylesheets


Editors worth checking out:

All have their specific advantages, so just check them out. If you already have Visual Studio, I'd suggest you just getting started with this one.


I use Visual Studio. It lets you set breakpoints (conditional or otherwise) and establish watches on whatever XPath expression you can come up with. It also supports XSLT right out the box and colours it differently than regular XML so developing in it is very easy.


My recommendation is XMLSpy, but isn't free - http://www.altova.com/products/xmlspy/xmlspy.html

If you looking for free, you can try NetBeans - http://www.netbeans.org/