One of the things I do a lot, is help people think through their workflows and how to optimise them. We do this for all kinds of projects – book workflows, journals, micropubs, pre-print services etc prior to developing a software with them that will help them do what they do better, enable efficiencies, while leaving … Continue reading “Mapping Workflows”
While Yannis and Christos have been in San Francisco they worked on a number of features that will appear in the soon-to-be-released Editoria 1.1 The two standout features include: automagic book builder diacritics interface The automagic book builder built primarily by Yannis enables a user to populate the structure of a book automatically from a directory … Continue reading “Cool stuff coming up on Editoria”
We are currently building multiple systems which are all component based. PubSweet, for example, contains three softwares (which you can find here): pubsweet-server pubsweet-client pubsweet-cli In addition, Editoria, is built on top of PubSweet and it consists of at least the following standalone components (which you can find here): editoria editoria-dashboard editoria-bookbuilder wax-editor To the end user … Continue reading “What version is it anyway?”
I’ve been pondering innovation a lot recently. I think this has come about because of a whole bunch of 1.0 releases that the Coko team has produced over the last weeks. There is a lot of publishing and software systems innovation popping out of those releases – Editoria 1.0, INK 1.0 (now 1.1 already), and PubSweet … Continue reading “In case you missed it”
To get this discussion off the ground, I think it’s helpful to first think of what the standard features of a text editor are since word processors have all these features and then some. It’s the ‘and then some’ that I’m most interested in i.e. the essential features that make something a word processor. Text Editor … Continue reading “Towards Web-based Word Processors p2”
I am currently planning how to keep all the Coko projects balanced and moving forward. It gave me a moment to reflect on just how productive we have been. At present we have 6 major products, all moving forward at an excellent pace, they include : PubSweet – the API toolkit for building publishing workflows … Continue reading “Coko Products”
I have been involved in many open source projects but the below is a good snapshot of some the developments I am proud to have been involved with. For a more personal and detailed account of my journey, please see https://www.adamhyde.net/some-publishing-systems-i-have-developed/ Paged.js This is a javacript library for rendering HTML content as PDF, built for pagedmedia.org. … Continue reading “Open Source”
