The coolest XSLT example I ever saw

I came across something today that I originally found in 2001 when I got into what would become my favorite developmental technology, XSLT. When scrounging around on XMLPitStop, I found the (in)famous Stock Sorter example, which at the time blew me away. It uses a couple of XSLT stylesheets and embedded DOM scripting to provide client-side sorting and inline CSS to do dynamic element styling. What's remarkable is that it uses data islands, which died out real fast.

I was just amazed that all this could be done on the client. Although it's in serious need of revision (it sadly only works in MSIE 5+), it's still cool to look at and play with.