Following a suggestion by Kay Whatley, DITA News has begun to collect the current DITA version compatibility for all DITA-related tools.
A preliminary table reports which tools are DITA 1.0, which 1.1 (or both 1.0 and 1.1), etc.
The URL for the Version Compatibility Table is
http://www.ditanews.com/tools/compatibility/
DITA vendors who have been contacted are listed in the Tools A-Z section of DITA News, where you will find links to the tool vendors
http://www.ditanews.com/tools/
We are preparing the first of an annual survey of DITA Tools, based on the tools listed on DITA News Tools A-Z. http://www.ditanews.com/tools/
We will post the survey to six DITA-related communities,
DITA has introduced a rich vocabulary with hundreds of terms, some entirely new, others reusing familiar technical terms in a new way.
In addition, there are dozens of special technical terms that surround DITA. DITA users and DITA consultants need a reference to make sure they use these terms properly.
The authoritative reference is use of a term in the DITA Language Specification or the DITA Architectural Specification. These are excellent sources for those learning DITA terminology.
With over 100 people requesting their D.Q, some DITA consultants are writing to say that the DITA Quotient helps them to evaluate prospective clients.
See What's Your D.Q.? at http://www.ditanews.com/dita_quotients/
While the overall D.Q. number is useful, they say it's even more important to look at detailed responses to the ten questions. Specific low numbers may indicate that a client is not likely to find the consultant's services and tools particularly valuable, something the consultant should learn early on.
KomodoEdit is a free, open source editor based on ActiveStates Komodo IDE and Mozilla/XUL code.
http://www.activestate.com/Products/komodo_ide/edit_features.mhtml
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