In his OneManWrites blog, Gordon McLean writes, "I think the DITA standard is an excellent one for software documentation and the DITA movement is slowly catching up to the hype. I’ve never given up on DITA and had always planned to use it as the basis for the next stage of our content development, and as it happens the switch to a full DITA/CMS based solution may be closer than I had anticipated.
Archive - 2008
Michael Priestley
Dynamic content publishing with DITA - plus lots of DITA source examples
Blog entry: Submitted by Michael Priestley on Wed, 2008-03-12 21:53.
There's a pilot project out of Lotus using DITA for dynamic content publishing, and you can also see the DITA source for any of the content in the project. You can search DITA source and return maps and topics. You can turn a search result list into a map that you can publish as HTML or PDF, or you can use a shopping cart mode to select content from multiple searches and create a more custom map for publishing to PDF or HTML.
The Content Wrangler Community - A Social Network for Content Pros
Resource: Submitted by thecontentwrangler on Tue, 2008-03-11 19:32.
The Content Wrangler Community is the new social network dedicated to people who value content as a business asset, worthy of being effectively managed. This is the place where technical communicators, medical and science writers, marketing pros, online community managers, document engineers, DITA gurus, information architects, localization and translation pros, taxonomists, bloggers, documentation and training managers, and content creators of all types hang out. It's much more than a blog.
thecontentwrangler
Three DITA Groups on New Social Network for Content Pros
Blog entry: Submitted by thecontentwrangler on Tue, 2008-03-11 19:28.
I've started a new social network for content professionals, The Content Wrangler Community. It's a place where technical, science, medical and marketing writers, editors, information architects, translators, indexers, content managers, taxonomists, and information technology professionals of all flavors can find and share information.
The network already boasts nearly 600 members (in just 2 days) who have started groups including:
DITA and Topic Maps: Bringing the Pieces Together
Event: Submitted by sylvias on Mon, 2008-03-10 21:41.
Location:
Oslo, NorwayDate:
3 Apr 2008 - 15:00 - 15:30Event Type:
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