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W3C (Score:1)
I think the NodeList problems come from an implementation that follows the W3C API too strictly. The win, of course, is that you can swap out back-end implementations on a whim, but given how infrequently that happens, the painful API is a net loss.
I gotta say, though, the ubiquity of the standard XML APIs is really appealing in Java though. Just knowing that I don't have to think twice about firing up the XSL transformer is nice.
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