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How our DITA Conversion Saved us 100 Grand, for Starters; A Case Study in DITA for Globalization & Localization
How our DITA Conversion Saved us 100 Grand, for Starters; A Case Study in DITA for Globalization & Localization
By Jennifer Linton, CaridianBCT
Ever wonder how converting to a DITA/XML content management system would play out in real life? What if we added globalization? What if it showed nearly $100,000 savings for the first two deliverables (in 9 languages)? This step-by-step plan, by Jennifer Linton of CaridianBCT (formerly Gambro BCT), tells us exactly how it played out for them. In Part One you'll learn how this multi-national, regulated medical device company planned its migration to a DITA CMS by identifying stakeholders and defining personas, establishing a high-level process and system requirements, developing a content model, and figuring out what to do with legacy documents. In an upcoming Part Two we'll cover future concerns, how they calculated cost savings, and the lessons learned.
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caCORE: A common infrastructure for cancer informatics
A 2003 Bioinformatics article by Covitz et al. that outlines a framework for writing code that interacts with cancer data.
XML.com: Just Use Media Types?
In three of my four Restful Web columns, I've been describing the design of a REST web service for creating and managing web bookmarks. It's now time to get down to some coding. The major part of creating such a service is implementing the method of dispatching: how does an incoming HTTP request get routed to the right piece of code?
XML 2007
...Join Elliotte Rusty Harold for a look back at the most significant XML news from 2007...
XQuery and Microsoft Office (2007) XML
Discovering XQuery
Soapbox: Humans should not have to grok XML
Today the computing world tends toward using XML for any and all formal specifications and data descriptions. The author, a big fan of XML, asks a blasphemous question: "Is XML totalitarianism a good idea?" In this opinion piece, Terence Parr, co-founder of jGuru, demonstrates that XML makes a lousy human interface. He also provides questions to ask yourself to determine if XML is appropriate even for your project's program-to-program interface needs.
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http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgxx3hb7_495gfz9g9dt
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Atom快速指南,还包括Atom格式参考等资料在Developers下
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