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DocBook Wiki
The DocBook Wiki
Welcome to the DocBook Wiki.
Anyone can edit these pages. Yes, that means you! Unfortunately, in order to combat malicious vandalism, you now have to RegisterFirst and then ask one of the existing users listed on the UserGroup page to add your name to that page (UserGroup lists those users who have permission to edit this Wiki; AdminGroup lists administrators).
If you aren't familiar with Wiki concepts, please take a few minutes to explore the MoinMoin site and Wiki page.
Interesting starting points:
RecentChanges: see where people are currently working.
WantedPages and OrphanedPages: good places to start contributing!
WikiSandBox: feel free to change this page and experiment with editing
FindPage: search or browse the database in various ways
DocBookWebsites: places to get more information about DocBook
DocBookDiscussion: mailing list and IRC information
DocBookTutorials: how to get started with DocBook (in several languages, including Czech, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Korean, German and Russian)
DocBookDocumentation: docs useful for experienced users and novices alike
DocBookBooks: books that cover DocBook
DocBookHelp: how to find answers to your DocBook questions
DocBookQuestions: things remaining unanswered in all of the above
DocBookStylesheets: there are both DocBookXslStylesheets and DocBookDssslStylesheets
DocBookTools: tools that work with DocBook
DocBookManagementSystems: ECM, CMS, and wiki's that support DocBook [This page seems to have been lost --NormanWalsh]
DocBookAuthoringTools: tools for authoring DocBook documents
DocBookPackages: the easiest way to install DocBook and related tools
DocBookSpecializations: DocBook specialization schemas or DTDs
WhoUsesDocBook: pointers to people and groups (projects, organizations, companies...) using DocBook
WhyDocBook: why would anybody want to use DocBook?
WhatIsWrongWithDocBook: opinions about DocBook shortcomings
DocBookFuture: speculation about how DocBook might develop in the future
DocBookAlternatives: other open source solutions
DocBookNews: places to get up-to-date news about DocBook
DocBookArticlesAndPresentations: not necessarily tutorials or intros.
Google Summer of Code 2010 Projects:
Project Name |
Student |
Mentor(s) |
Project Page |
Web Help Output |
Kasun Gajasinghe |
David Cramer |
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Web Publishing using DB 5 |
Sina Heshmati |
Stefan Seefeld, Hannes Magnusson |
webpublishing_proj |
EPub Output |
Ann-Marie Horcher |
Dick Hamilton |
|
XSL 2.0 Re-implementation |
Jirka Kosek |
Norm Walsh |
xsl2_proj |
BoostBook Integration |
Muhammad Rehan Shaukat |
Stefan Seefeld |
Note: this wiki was resurrected from the ashes of its former self in early March, 2010. Apologies, in advance, for any lost edits. Everyone will have to RegisterFirst again as I have no way of retrieving the user names and passwords from the old wiki.
I believe I copied and updated all of the relevant pages from the old wiki. If you think I missed one, you can find them all in /oldpages.
Note that wiki markup has changed a bit between the old version of the wiki software and the new version. If you use one of the old pages as a starting point, make sure you check the markup.
If you have any trouble, let NormanWalsh know.
