RE: XHTML vs. DITA/DocBook

Subject: RE: XHTML vs. DITA/DocBook
From: "Andrew Squire" <asquire -at- elkera -dot- com -dot- au>
To: <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com>
Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 09:23:50 +1100

Hi Rebecca,

We wrote an article that compares XML schema for narrative
documents which may be helpful:

http://www.elkera.com/cms/articles/technical_papers/comparison_of_xml_schema
_for_narrative_documents/

Regards,
Andrew.

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> Subject: XML: XHTML vs. DITA/DocBook
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> Folks,
>
> I'm looking at moving to an XML editing system for online help.
>
> The unfriendly part of this idea is the schema / DTD. I think
> I can do everything I need to do using the XHTML DTD.
>
> - Are there advantages with going with DITA or docbook that
> may outweigh the apparent ease of sticking with the more
> familiar XHTML?
>
> - I'm a sole writer, but wonder if anybody has any experience
> with developers having ideas about how it should be done - if
> you've made a similar decision with the writer and the
> developer in mind. We might, at some point in the far future,
> do a Spanish translation, or some small amount of on-the-fly
> customized doc, but not soon.
>
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XML: XHTML vs. DITA/DocBook: From: Rebecca Hopkins

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