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  1. Browser Policy Manager: документация

    К релизу Browser Policy Manager 0.9.5 подготовлен документационный портал: четыре руководства на шести языках, локальный поиск, контекстная помощь из интерфейса и фундамент для будущего безопасного RAG-помощника. Рассказываю, как он устроен и почему документация здесь — часть безопасной работы с политиками Firefox.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1069842/

    #browser_policy_manager #firefox_enterprise #policiesjson #управление_политиками_браузера #техническая_документация #dita #локализация #rag #MPL20

  2. Browser Policy Manager: документация

    К релизу Browser Policy Manager 0.9.5 подготовлен документационный портал: четыре руководства на шести языках, локальный поиск, контекстная помощь из интерфейса и фундамент для будущего безопасного RAG-помощника. Рассказываю, как он устроен и почему документация здесь — часть безопасной работы с политиками Firefox.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1069842/

    #browser_policy_manager #firefox_enterprise #policiesjson #управление_политиками_браузера #техническая_документация #dita #локализация #rag #MPL20

  3. Browser Policy Manager: документация

    К релизу Browser Policy Manager 0.9.5 подготовлен документационный портал: четыре руководства на шести языках, локальный поиск, контекстная помощь из интерфейса и фундамент для будущего безопасного RAG-помощника. Рассказываю, как он устроен и почему документация здесь — часть безопасной работы с политиками Firefox.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1069842/

    #browser_policy_manager #firefox_enterprise #policiesjson #управление_политиками_браузера #техническая_документация #dita #локализация #rag #MPL20

  4. Just released. Judging from its Table of Contents, it promises to be very interesting in mere historical and technical terms. My suspiction is that it runs the danger of being too much enciclopedic.

    From Markup to Markdown: The Evolution of Technical Writing, Typesetting Tools and Frameworks

    Jim Hall (Apress)

    “From Markup to Markdown is a history of how writers have used computers to write, and a look ahead to see what the future looks like for technical writing. This book explores both “technology history” and “how it works” about how we write with computers, with code examples so readers can explore and fully understand how each writing tool and framework works behind the scenes.

    Starting with an overview of the major milestones of writing with digital technologies since the 1960s, you will learn about RUNOFF and how this inspired roff on Unix (and the more familiar versions, nroff and troff). You will also explore word processing milestones like WordStar, and printing technologies like the phototypesetter and the dot matrix printer, before moving onto modern markup and writing systems like HTML, Markdown and DITA and how they play a role in how we write today.

    From Markup to Markdown is ideal for writers, technical communication professionals, history of computing researchers as well as “retro-computing” enthusiasts.

    You Will Learn to:

    - Explore the history of technical writing in the age of the personal computer, from the 1960s to the present day
    - Understand how the technologies and tools have evolved over time
    - Learn how each tool works with simple and clear code samples and exercises, giving you an under-the-hood understanding of how each system works, from RUNOFF markup to modern Markdown

    This Book is For:
    - Technical writers, technology history enthusiasts and researchers.”

    books.google.pt/books?id=2XsAE

    #TechnicalWriting #Markup #HTML #Markdown #DITA #TechnicalCommunication #HistoryOfTechnology

  5. Just released. Judging from its Table of Contents, it promises to be very interesting in mere historical and technical terms. My suspiction is that it runs the danger of being too much enciclopedic.

    From Markup to Markdown: The Evolution of Technical Writing, Typesetting Tools and Frameworks

    Jim Hall (Apress)

    “From Markup to Markdown is a history of how writers have used computers to write, and a look ahead to see what the future looks like for technical writing. This book explores both “technology history” and “how it works” about how we write with computers, with code examples so readers can explore and fully understand how each writing tool and framework works behind the scenes.

    Starting with an overview of the major milestones of writing with digital technologies since the 1960s, you will learn about RUNOFF and how this inspired roff on Unix (and the more familiar versions, nroff and troff). You will also explore word processing milestones like WordStar, and printing technologies like the phototypesetter and the dot matrix printer, before moving onto modern markup and writing systems like HTML, Markdown and DITA and how they play a role in how we write today.

    From Markup to Markdown is ideal for writers, technical communication professionals, history of computing researchers as well as “retro-computing” enthusiasts.

    You Will Learn to:

    - Explore the history of technical writing in the age of the personal computer, from the 1960s to the present day
    - Understand how the technologies and tools have evolved over time
    - Learn how each tool works with simple and clear code samples and exercises, giving you an under-the-hood understanding of how each system works, from RUNOFF markup to modern Markdown

    This Book is For:
    - Technical writers, technology history enthusiasts and researchers.”

    books.google.pt/books?id=2XsAE

    #TechnicalWriting #Markup #HTML #Markdown #DITA #TechnicalCommunication #HistoryOfTechnology

  6. Just released. Judging from its Table of Contents, it promises to be very interesting in mere historical and technical terms. My suspiction is that it runs the danger of being too much enciclopedic.

    From Markup to Markdown: The Evolution of Technical Writing, Typesetting Tools and Frameworks

    Jim Hall (Apress)

    “From Markup to Markdown is a history of how writers have used computers to write, and a look ahead to see what the future looks like for technical writing. This book explores both “technology history” and “how it works” about how we write with computers, with code examples so readers can explore and fully understand how each writing tool and framework works behind the scenes.

    Starting with an overview of the major milestones of writing with digital technologies since the 1960s, you will learn about RUNOFF and how this inspired roff on Unix (and the more familiar versions, nroff and troff). You will also explore word processing milestones like WordStar, and printing technologies like the phototypesetter and the dot matrix printer, before moving onto modern markup and writing systems like HTML, Markdown and DITA and how they play a role in how we write today.

    From Markup to Markdown is ideal for writers, technical communication professionals, history of computing researchers as well as “retro-computing” enthusiasts.

    You Will Learn to:

    - Explore the history of technical writing in the age of the personal computer, from the 1960s to the present day
    - Understand how the technologies and tools have evolved over time
    - Learn how each tool works with simple and clear code samples and exercises, giving you an under-the-hood understanding of how each system works, from RUNOFF markup to modern Markdown

    This Book is For:
    - Technical writers, technology history enthusiasts and researchers.”

    books.google.pt/books?id=2XsAE

    #TechnicalWriting #Markup #HTML #Markdown #DITA #TechnicalCommunication #HistoryOfTechnology

  7. Just released. Judging from its Table of Contents, it promises to be very interesting in mere historical and technical terms. My suspiction is that it runs the danger of being too much enciclopedic.

    From Markup to Markdown: The Evolution of Technical Writing, Typesetting Tools and Frameworks

    Jim Hall (Apress)

    “From Markup to Markdown is a history of how writers have used computers to write, and a look ahead to see what the future looks like for technical writing. This book explores both “technology history” and “how it works” about how we write with computers, with code examples so readers can explore and fully understand how each writing tool and framework works behind the scenes.

    Starting with an overview of the major milestones of writing with digital technologies since the 1960s, you will learn about RUNOFF and how this inspired roff on Unix (and the more familiar versions, nroff and troff). You will also explore word processing milestones like WordStar, and printing technologies like the phototypesetter and the dot matrix printer, before moving onto modern markup and writing systems like HTML, Markdown and DITA and how they play a role in how we write today.

    From Markup to Markdown is ideal for writers, technical communication professionals, history of computing researchers as well as “retro-computing” enthusiasts.

    You Will Learn to:

    - Explore the history of technical writing in the age of the personal computer, from the 1960s to the present day
    - Understand how the technologies and tools have evolved over time
    - Learn how each tool works with simple and clear code samples and exercises, giving you an under-the-hood understanding of how each system works, from RUNOFF markup to modern Markdown

    This Book is For:
    - Technical writers, technology history enthusiasts and researchers.”

    books.google.pt/books?id=2XsAE

    #TechnicalWriting #Markup #HTML #Markdown #DITA #TechnicalCommunication #HistoryOfTechnology

  8. Just released. Judging from its Table of Contents, it promises to be very interesting in mere historical and technical terms. My suspiction is that it runs the danger of being too much enciclopedic.

    From Markup to Markdown: The Evolution of Technical Writing, Typesetting Tools and Frameworks

    Jim Hall (Apress)

    “From Markup to Markdown is a history of how writers have used computers to write, and a look ahead to see what the future looks like for technical writing. This book explores both “technology history” and “how it works” about how we write with computers, with code examples so readers can explore and fully understand how each writing tool and framework works behind the scenes.

    Starting with an overview of the major milestones of writing with digital technologies since the 1960s, you will learn about RUNOFF and how this inspired roff on Unix (and the more familiar versions, nroff and troff). You will also explore word processing milestones like WordStar, and printing technologies like the phototypesetter and the dot matrix printer, before moving onto modern markup and writing systems like HTML, Markdown and DITA and how they play a role in how we write today.

    From Markup to Markdown is ideal for writers, technical communication professionals, history of computing researchers as well as “retro-computing” enthusiasts.

    You Will Learn to:

    - Explore the history of technical writing in the age of the personal computer, from the 1960s to the present day
    - Understand how the technologies and tools have evolved over time
    - Learn how each tool works with simple and clear code samples and exercises, giving you an under-the-hood understanding of how each system works, from RUNOFF markup to modern Markdown

    This Book is For:
    - Technical writers, technology history enthusiasts and researchers.”

    books.google.pt/books?id=2XsAE

    #TechnicalWriting #Markup #HTML #Markdown #DITA #TechnicalCommunication #HistoryOfTechnology

  9. Information typing, the "IT" in the #technicalDocumentation standard #DITA, codifies audience-focused communication in a design discipline that organizes content around its function rather than its form.

    Rob Hanna and Lance Cummings explore how #informationTyping clarifies writing for human readers — and have discovered in the process that those same structural principles help AI deliver better results.

    A very edifying conversation. Hope you enjoy it.

    ellessmedia.com/csi/info-typin

  10. Information typing, the "IT" in the #technicalDocumentation standard #DITA, codifies audience-focused communication in a design discipline that organizes content around its function rather than its form.

    Rob Hanna and Lance Cummings explore how #informationTyping clarifies writing for human readers — and have discovered in the process that those same structural principles help AI deliver better results.

    A very edifying conversation. Hope you enjoy it.

    ellessmedia.com/csi/info-typin

  11. Information typing, the "IT" in the #technicalDocumentation standard #DITA, codifies audience-focused communication in a design discipline that organizes content around its function rather than its form.

    Rob Hanna and Lance Cummings explore how #informationTyping clarifies writing for human readers — and have discovered in the process that those same structural principles help AI deliver better results.

    A very edifying conversation. Hope you enjoy it.

    ellessmedia.com/csi/info-typin

  12. Allein #SVG und #MathML sind relevante Browser-basierte #XML-Technologien. #RSS / #Atom existieren ebenfalls.

    #XSLT lebt auf dem Server weiter und hat in Version 3.0 (bald 4.0) primär für lokal angesiedelte Prozesse der Dokumentverarbeitung (#DITA, #DocBook, #TEI) eine ungebrochene Bedeutung. Zudem steht mit #SaxonJS eine Browser-Alternative zur Verfügung.

    Pensionierte XMLer werden bestimmt ebenso gefragt sein wie im Fall von #COBOL.

  13. Allein #SVG und #MathML sind relevante Browser-basierte #XML-Technologien. #RSS / #Atom existieren ebenfalls.

    #XSLT lebt auf dem Server weiter und hat in Version 3.0 (bald 4.0) primär für lokal angesiedelte Prozesse der Dokumentverarbeitung (#DITA, #DocBook, #TEI) eine ungebrochene Bedeutung. Zudem steht mit #SaxonJS eine Browser-Alternative zur Verfügung.

    Pensionierte XMLer werden bestimmt ebenso gefragt sein wie im Fall von #COBOL.

  14. Allein #SVG und #MathML sind relevante Browser-basierte #XML-Technologien. #RSS / #Atom existieren ebenfalls.

    #XSLT lebt auf dem Server weiter und hat in Version 3.0 (bald 4.0) primär für lokal angesiedelte Prozesse der Dokumentverarbeitung (#DITA, #DocBook, #TEI) eine ungebrochene Bedeutung. Zudem steht mit #SaxonJS eine Browser-Alternative zur Verfügung.

    Pensionierte XMLer werden bestimmt ebenso gefragt sein wie im Fall von #COBOL.

  15. Allein #SVG und #MathML sind relevante Browser-basierte #XML-Technologien. #RSS / #Atom existieren ebenfalls.

    #XSLT lebt auf dem Server weiter und hat in Version 3.0 (bald 4.0) primär für lokal angesiedelte Prozesse der Dokumentverarbeitung (#DITA, #DocBook, #TEI) eine ungebrochene Bedeutung. Zudem steht mit #SaxonJS eine Browser-Alternative zur Verfügung.

    Pensionierte XMLer werden bestimmt ebenso gefragt sein wie im Fall von #COBOL.

  16. Allein #SVG und #MathML sind relevante Browser-basierte #XML-Technologien. #RSS / #Atom existieren ebenfalls.

    #XSLT lebt auf dem Server weiter und hat in Version 3.0 (bald 4.0) primär für lokal angesiedelte Prozesse der Dokumentverarbeitung (#DITA, #DocBook, #TEI) eine ungebrochene Bedeutung. Zudem steht mit #SaxonJS eine Browser-Alternative zur Verfügung.

    Pensionierte XMLer werden bestimmt ebenso gefragt sein wie im Fall von #COBOL.

  17. so they ask me, shit you not, to "break the PDFs up into chunks" below the max input size of the #ai #llm model they're using.

    "uh . no."

    _Well, you're not being a team player_

    "It's not that, it is an inefficient use of my time++. Give me a co-op or.. and this is much preferred.. I'll give the #dita source (or I can do #HTML or #Word or any other output that doesn't have an input limit) and the model can read that."

    ++unless your time is worth more than my time in which case: fuck you.

  18. so they ask me, shit you not, to "break the PDFs up into chunks" below the max input size of the #ai #llm model they're using.

    "uh . no."

    _Well, you're not being a team player_

    "It's not that, it is an inefficient use of my time++. Give me a co-op or.. and this is much preferred.. I'll give the #dita source (or I can do #HTML or #Word or any other output that doesn't have an input limit) and the model can read that."

    ++unless your time is worth more than my time in which case: fuck you.

  19. so they ask me, shit you not, to "break the PDFs up into chunks" below the max input size of the #ai #llm model they're using.

    "uh . no."

    _Well, you're not being a team player_

    "It's not that, it is an inefficient use of my time++. Give me a co-op or.. and this is much preferred.. I'll give the #dita source (or I can do #HTML or #Word or any other output that doesn't have an input limit) and the model can read that."

    ++unless your time is worth more than my time in which case: fuck you.

  20. so they ask me, shit you not, to "break the PDFs up into chunks" below the max input size of the model they're using.

    "uh . no."

    _Well, you're not being a team player_

    "It's not that, it is an inefficient use of my time++. Give me a co-op or.. and this is much preferred.. I'll give the source (or I can do or or any other output that doesn't have an input limit) and the model can read that."

    ++unless your time is worth more than my time in which case: fuck you.

  21. so they ask me, shit you not, to "break the PDFs up into chunks" below the max input size of the #ai #llm model they're using.

    "uh . no."

    _Well, you're not being a team player_

    "It's not that, it is an inefficient use of my time++. Give me a co-op or.. and this is much preferred.. I'll give the #dita source (or I can do #HTML or #Word or any other output that doesn't have an input limit) and the model can read that."

    ++unless your time is worth more than my time in which case: fuck you.

  22. @divclassbutton Another vote here for Oxygen XML Editor. I haven’t worked much with DocBook, but I know #DITA well. That program is geared towards XML-based docs and development and makes life much easier.

  23. @divclassbutton Another vote here for Oxygen XML Editor. I haven’t worked much with DocBook, but I know #DITA well. That program is geared towards XML-based docs and development and makes life much easier.

  24. @divclassbutton Another vote here for Oxygen XML Editor. I haven’t worked much with DocBook, but I know #DITA well. That program is geared towards XML-based docs and development and makes life much easier.

  25. @divclassbutton Another vote here for Oxygen XML Editor. I haven’t worked much with DocBook, but I know #DITA well. That program is geared towards XML-based docs and development and makes life much easier.

  26. @divclassbutton Another vote here for Oxygen XML Editor. I haven’t worked much with DocBook, but I know #DITA well. That program is geared towards XML-based docs and development and makes life much easier.

  27. So the time has come for me to write some proper documentation for xrust... does anyone have a recommendation for #docbook or #DITA editing? Not sure which to go with yet, my #XML knowledge is from the finance world. 😅

    Would like to output some static files for hosting.

  28. So the time has come for me to write some proper documentation for xrust... does anyone have a recommendation for #docbook or #DITA editing? Not sure which to go with yet, my #XML knowledge is from the finance world. 😅

    Would like to output some static files for hosting.

  29. So the time has come for me to write some proper documentation for xrust... does anyone have a recommendation for or editing? Not sure which to go with yet, my knowledge is from the finance world. 😅

    Would like to output some static files for hosting.

  30. So the time has come for me to write some proper documentation for xrust... does anyone have a recommendation for #docbook or #DITA editing? Not sure which to go with yet, my #XML knowledge is from the finance world. 😅

    Would like to output some static files for hosting.

  31. So the time has come for me to write some proper documentation for xrust... does anyone have a recommendation for #docbook or #DITA editing? Not sure which to go with yet, my #XML knowledge is from the finance world. 😅

    Would like to output some static files for hosting.

  32. Resumo Êta Mundo Melhor (12/02) - Dita é presa por sequestrar Samir no capítulo de quinta: O capítulo desta quinta-feira (12) de Êta Mundo Melhor será de cortar o coração para o público. O grande destaque da trama é o momento em que o sonho de nsctotal.com.br/noticias/resum #ÊtaMundoMelhor #Dita

  33. Por amor, Dita faz sacrifício e destrói vingança de Sandra em Êta Mundo Melhor!: Candinho (Sergio Guizé) será salvo por Dita (Jeniffer Nascimento) após roubo das joias de Anastácia (Eliane Giardini) em Êta Mundo Melhor!. Leia resumo noticiasdatv.uol.com.br/notici #ÊtaMundoMelhor #Dita

  34. Trying to decide which feature I should next implement on DITA Langauge Server and I really don't want to tackle find keyrefs feature. Crawling all linked files is expensive, even with caching and using regexp. #dls #dita

  35. Trying to decide which feature I should next implement on DITA Langauge Server and I really don't want to tackle find keyrefs feature. Crawling all linked files is expensive, even with caching and using regexp.

  36. Trying to decide which feature I should next implement on DITA Langauge Server and I really don't want to tackle find keyrefs feature. Crawling all linked files is expensive, even with caching and using regexp. #dls #dita

  37. Фильтруй. Переиспользуй. Собирай. Почему DITA — идеальный формат для разработки сложной технической документации

    Формат DITA позволяет полностью сосредоточиться на содержании документа и не думать о его оформлении. Кроме того, этот инструмент помогает легко и быстро вносить изменения и дополнения в уже написанные ранее документы. Если с DITA как следует разобраться, то потом написание сложных технических документов существенно упростится. В этой статье я расскажу об основных достоинствах DITA.

    habr.com/ru/companies/bercut/a

    #dita #dita_open_toolkit #документация #технический_писатель #пользовательская_документация #xml #форматы_документов #docascode #техническая_документация #bercut

  38. Фильтруй. Переиспользуй. Собирай. Почему DITA — идеальный формат для разработки сложной технической документации

    Формат DITA позволяет полностью сосредоточиться на содержании документа и не думать о его оформлении. Кроме того, этот инструмент помогает легко и быстро вносить изменения и дополнения в уже написанные ранее документы. Если с DITA как следует разобраться, то потом написание сложных технических документов существенно упростится. В этой статье я расскажу об основных достоинствах DITA.

    habr.com/ru/companies/bercut/a

    #dita #dita_open_toolkit #документация #технический_писатель #пользовательская_документация #xml #форматы_документов #docascode #техническая_документация #bercut

  39. Фильтруй. Переиспользуй. Собирай. Почему DITA — идеальный формат для разработки сложной технической документации

    Формат DITA позволяет полностью сосредоточиться на содержании документа и не думать о его оформлении. Кроме того, этот инструмент помогает легко и быстро вносить изменения и дополнения в уже написанные ранее документы. Если с DITA как следует разобраться, то потом написание сложных технических документов существенно упростится. В этой статье я расскажу об основных достоинствах DITA.

    habr.com/ru/companies/bercut/a

    #dita #dita_open_toolkit #документация #технический_писатель #пользовательская_документация #xml #форматы_документов #docascode #техническая_документация #bercut

  40. Seems legit... I've started to use it and it has been a great help when browsing a huge Git repository Vs doing the same over OxigenXML.

    "DitaCraft is a lightweight extension that brings DITA support directly into VS Code, one of the most popular code editors. It provides:

    - Syntax highlighting for .dita, .ditamap, and .bookmap files.
    Real-time validation against DITA 1.3 standards.
    - Seamless integration with DITA-OT for multi-format publishing (HTML5, PDF, EPUB, and more).
    - Smart navigation, live preview, and 21 code snippets to generate bookmap, ditamap,topic templates.

    Whether you’re a technical writer, developer, or student, DitaCraft helps you focus on learning DITA — without the complexity.
    (...)
    Who Is DitaCraft For?

    - Beginners who want to learn DITA without the complexity of professional tools.

    - Developers who need a lightweight DITA editor integrated into VS Code.

    - Students exploring structured authoring and technical documentation.

    - Technical writers who want a free, open-source alternative for quick edits and validation.

    The Future of DitaCraft

    DitaCraft is an ongoing project, and I welcome contributions from the community! Whether you’re a DITA expert or a beginner, your feedback and ideas can help shape the future of this tool.

    Try DitaCraft today and simplify your DITA journey! 🔗 Install DitaCraft from the VS Code Marketplace"

    medium.com/@jyjeanne/ditacraft

    #DITA #DITAXML #XML #VSCode #VisualStudioCode #StructuredWriting #TechnicalWriting #DitaCraft

  41. Seems legit... I've started to use it and it has been a great help when browsing a huge Git repository Vs doing the same over OxigenXML.

    "DitaCraft is a lightweight extension that brings DITA support directly into VS Code, one of the most popular code editors. It provides:

    - Syntax highlighting for .dita, .ditamap, and .bookmap files.
    Real-time validation against DITA 1.3 standards.
    - Seamless integration with DITA-OT for multi-format publishing (HTML5, PDF, EPUB, and more).
    - Smart navigation, live preview, and 21 code snippets to generate bookmap, ditamap,topic templates.

    Whether you’re a technical writer, developer, or student, DitaCraft helps you focus on learning DITA — without the complexity.
    (...)
    Who Is DitaCraft For?

    - Beginners who want to learn DITA without the complexity of professional tools.

    - Developers who need a lightweight DITA editor integrated into VS Code.

    - Students exploring structured authoring and technical documentation.

    - Technical writers who want a free, open-source alternative for quick edits and validation.

    The Future of DitaCraft

    DitaCraft is an ongoing project, and I welcome contributions from the community! Whether you’re a DITA expert or a beginner, your feedback and ideas can help shape the future of this tool.

    Try DitaCraft today and simplify your DITA journey! 🔗 Install DitaCraft from the VS Code Marketplace"

    medium.com/@jyjeanne/ditacraft

    #DITA #DITAXML #XML #VSCode #VisualStudioCode #StructuredWriting #TechnicalWriting #DitaCraft

  42. Seems legit... I've started to use it and it has been a great help when browsing a huge Git repository Vs doing the same over OxigenXML.

    "DitaCraft is a lightweight extension that brings DITA support directly into VS Code, one of the most popular code editors. It provides:

    - Syntax highlighting for .dita, .ditamap, and .bookmap files.
    Real-time validation against DITA 1.3 standards.
    - Seamless integration with DITA-OT for multi-format publishing (HTML5, PDF, EPUB, and more).
    - Smart navigation, live preview, and 21 code snippets to generate bookmap, ditamap,topic templates.

    Whether you’re a technical writer, developer, or student, DitaCraft helps you focus on learning DITA — without the complexity.
    (...)
    Who Is DitaCraft For?

    - Beginners who want to learn DITA without the complexity of professional tools.

    - Developers who need a lightweight DITA editor integrated into VS Code.

    - Students exploring structured authoring and technical documentation.

    - Technical writers who want a free, open-source alternative for quick edits and validation.

    The Future of DitaCraft

    DitaCraft is an ongoing project, and I welcome contributions from the community! Whether you’re a DITA expert or a beginner, your feedback and ideas can help shape the future of this tool.

    Try DitaCraft today and simplify your DITA journey! 🔗 Install DitaCraft from the VS Code Marketplace"

    medium.com/@jyjeanne/ditacraft

    #DITA #DITAXML #XML #VSCode #VisualStudioCode #StructuredWriting #TechnicalWriting #DitaCraft

  43. Seems legit... I've started to use it and it has been a great help when browsing a huge Git repository Vs doing the same over OxigenXML.

    "DitaCraft is a lightweight extension that brings DITA support directly into VS Code, one of the most popular code editors. It provides:

    - Syntax highlighting for .dita, .ditamap, and .bookmap files.
    Real-time validation against DITA 1.3 standards.
    - Seamless integration with DITA-OT for multi-format publishing (HTML5, PDF, EPUB, and more).
    - Smart navigation, live preview, and 21 code snippets to generate bookmap, ditamap,topic templates.

    Whether you’re a technical writer, developer, or student, DitaCraft helps you focus on learning DITA — without the complexity.
    (...)
    Who Is DitaCraft For?

    - Beginners who want to learn DITA without the complexity of professional tools.

    - Developers who need a lightweight DITA editor integrated into VS Code.

    - Students exploring structured authoring and technical documentation.

    - Technical writers who want a free, open-source alternative for quick edits and validation.

    The Future of DitaCraft

    DitaCraft is an ongoing project, and I welcome contributions from the community! Whether you’re a DITA expert or a beginner, your feedback and ideas can help shape the future of this tool.

    Try DitaCraft today and simplify your DITA journey! 🔗 Install DitaCraft from the VS Code Marketplace"

    medium.com/@jyjeanne/ditacraft

    #DITA #DITAXML #XML #VSCode #VisualStudioCode #StructuredWriting #TechnicalWriting #DitaCraft

  44. Seems legit... I've started to use it and it has been a great help when browsing a huge Git repository Vs doing the same over OxigenXML.

    "DitaCraft is a lightweight extension that brings DITA support directly into VS Code, one of the most popular code editors. It provides:

    - Syntax highlighting for .dita, .ditamap, and .bookmap files.
    Real-time validation against DITA 1.3 standards.
    - Seamless integration with DITA-OT for multi-format publishing (HTML5, PDF, EPUB, and more).
    - Smart navigation, live preview, and 21 code snippets to generate bookmap, ditamap,topic templates.

    Whether you’re a technical writer, developer, or student, DitaCraft helps you focus on learning DITA — without the complexity.
    (...)
    Who Is DitaCraft For?

    - Beginners who want to learn DITA without the complexity of professional tools.

    - Developers who need a lightweight DITA editor integrated into VS Code.

    - Students exploring structured authoring and technical documentation.

    - Technical writers who want a free, open-source alternative for quick edits and validation.

    The Future of DitaCraft

    DitaCraft is an ongoing project, and I welcome contributions from the community! Whether you’re a DITA expert or a beginner, your feedback and ideas can help shape the future of this tool.

    Try DitaCraft today and simplify your DITA journey! 🔗 Install DitaCraft from the VS Code Marketplace"

    medium.com/@jyjeanne/ditacraft

    #DITA #DITAXML #XML #VSCode #VisualStudioCode #StructuredWriting #TechnicalWriting #DitaCraft

  45. DITA Audio Mecha Review

    Singapore's DITA recently launched their latest dynamic driver offering called the Mecha.

    Find out how it performs and compares in Nihal's latest review, now published on Headfonics!

    headfonics.com/dita-audio-mech

    #review #audiophile #audio #earphones #dita #canjam