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Are there any tools / XSLT style sheets around for transforming the XML execution plans returned by Microsoft Visual Studio into HTML?
Failing that, does anyone know of any techniques that can be used to display charts in HTML suitable for displaying execution plans?
I couldn't find one so I made one myself
https://github.com/JustinPealing/html-query-plan
Its currently being used on the Stack Exchange Data Explorer, Paste the Plan and Azure Data Studio.