2009/3/22 Yaakov Nemoy <loupgaroublond@xxxxxxxxx>
I almost wrote that in my earlier post, and concur with Yaakov. Being able to see the code is also good for diagnostics (for both the human and machine editors).
If you need people to contribute comments about why this would be valuable, feel free to contact me.
2009/3/21 Matthew Daniels <danielsmw@xxxxxxxxx>:I've also found that for some people (myself included) that having WSYWIG and XML side by side can work as a good on the job learning aid. You could certainly market it as away for beginners to get used to working with XML.
Satya,
A docbook XML editor, especially web-based as you propose, could definitely
be useful for the docs team. I don't think it would totally eliminate the
need to know XML, but it doesn't need to. Just giving a way for contributers
to write content without having to learn a rich markup language would
probably mean we could recruit more people and get things done faster.
Keep us updated on your progress!
I almost wrote that in my earlier post, and concur with Yaakov. Being able to see the code is also good for diagnostics (for both the human and machine editors).
If you need people to contribute comments about why this would be valuable, feel free to contact me.
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