Paged.js – Paged Media
▻https://www.pagedmedia.org/paged-js
aged.js is an open-source library to paginate content in the browser. Based on the W3C specifications, it’s a sort of polyfill for Paged Media and Generated Content for Paged Media CSS modules. The development was launch as an open-source community driven initiative of it’s still experimental. The core team behind paged.js includes Adam Hyde, Julie Blanc, Fred Chasen & Julien Taquet.
Très intéressant, nous qui essayons de rédiger et générer nos documents papiers longs (cahier des charges, documentation finale, etc) depuis SPIP… Enfin « essayons », non, on y arrive assez bien maintenant, mais toujours avec PrinceXML qui n’est pas libre. Et on reteste Weasy (libre python) régulièrement car il évolue bien.
►https://seenthis.net/messages/734575
À suivre de prêt, cette initiative…
« Supported by Shuttleworth fundation »
Le site est deprecated et maintenant il faut aller sur :
▻https://www.pagedjs.org
Editoria — Building a Book in a Browser
▻https://www.pagedmedia.org/editoria-building-a-book-in-a-browser
Paginated outputs remain important to scholarly communications, and are still critical for books like monographs. Even in today’s increasingly digital discovery landscape, many readers of long-form content continue to prefer print, and the ability to cite page numbers continues to be critical to creating good old-fashioned tools like a book index. But producing paginated books from HTML source files that could also be used for generating other types of digital files has always been a challenge, as Nellie McKesson notes in her recent blog post on Hederis.
So, a couple of years ago, the University of California Press and the California Digital Library partnered with Coko to begin an ambitious project to develop a workflow application that would allow books to be built in a browser using entirely open source technologies. Editoria is not the first open source, browser-based book production system that has ever been attempted, but it’s (at least to our knowledge) the first that has attempted to replicate the rigorous production editing process and workflow, which includes styling, copyediting, author review, and proofreading, in a browser-based application.
We borrowed the idea of single-source publishing using HTML source from predecessor applications like Adam Hyde’s Booktype, O’Reilly’s Atlas, and Hugh McGuire’s Pressbooks, all of which use some form of PDF rendering engine (often proprietary) to output beautiful, paginated books in addition to EPUBs and other HTML or XML-based files. Then, we’ve tried to stand on the shoulders of those applications by building in a greater degree of workflow support. It’s an ambitious project, and supporting paginated outputs from a single HTML-based source file, has been a non-trivial aspect of the system’s development.
▻https://editoria.pub
►https://coko.foundation
#publications_hybrides #prepostprint #web2print #digital-first_publishing
#merci pour le lien. Ce projet est centré sur un organisme qui vend des stages à des assos et entreprises. Ce n’est pas une collection d’outils bien documentés mais un modèle d’affaires basé sur des principes comme SCRUM et des logiciels open source. A retenir quand même.
le code
▻https://gitlab.coko.foundation/editoria/editoria
Booksprint
▻https://www.booksprints.net/en/team
Book Sprints Ltd is a team of specialised facilitators, as well as programmers, book designers, illustrators, and copy editors. Adam Hyde founded Book Sprints Ltd in 2013. The idea for a Book Sprint was initially thought of by Tomas Krag in 2005 as a collaborative writing process over several months. Building on this idea, Adam Hyde designed a method for an intense, 5-day Book Sprint for Free/Libre Open Source Software manuals. Over the years we refined the method that is now used for any subject, from industry guides to art history.
L’outil en lui-même n’est pas un must, c’est plus la démarche d’un workflow hybride et tout numérique pour produire des livres sur divers support qu’il m’intéresse de documenter...
C’est une bon point d’entrée pour se poser des question et pour découvrier des outils et méthodes etc. #à_suivre
Les avancées 6 ans plus tard donc, où Coko est bien toujours communautaire à priori (et gère l’excellent Paged.JS comme noyau) :
▻https://seenthis.net/messages/1045670
Some publishing systems I have developed, by Adam Hyde
▻http://www.adamhyde.net/some-publishing-systems-i-have-developed
#livres #CMS #programmer #open-source cc @arno @robin
Comment #écrire un #livre en cinq jours
▻http://opensource.com/business/14/4/oreilly-openstack-operations-guide
It was essential that we were all in the same place and had carved out that week in our schedules so we were free from distractions. Not everyone had met in person previously so we had a BBQ the night before the sprint and were able to come together as a team pretty quickly. Spending a full week in the same room with 7 people turned out to be a lot of fun (and very productive).
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Having our facilitator, Adam Hyde, guide us through the #book_sprint process was crucial. He organized us, our ideas, and our content. We already had a fair amount of that content written beforehand but bringing it all together with new content and making it coherent was a lot of work. We spent the first three days writing and the last two days editing.
L’association Flossmanual francophone mène des #liberathon avec succès depuis plusieurs années
▻http://fr.flossmanuals.net/faq-floss-manuals-francophone/ch028_quest-ce-quun-liberathon
#floss #culture_libre #livre #libre
Un livre libre pour mieux comprendre les contrats pétroliers
▻http://www.framablog.org/index.php/post/2013/12/19/contrat-petrolier-livre-libre
Il y a un peu moins d’un an était rédigé collaborativement, lors d’un booksprint le livre Oil Contracts - How to read and understand them à l’initiative d’Open Oil.
En forçant un peu le trait on pourrait dire qu’il a pour objectif d’aider les autochtones à ne pas se faire arnaquer par les compagnies pétrolières (et leurs gouvernements), ce qui a pu se produire par le passé.
Ce livre est accessible à tous sous licence libre CC By-SA et est en cours de traduction en plusieurs langues dont le français.
Oil and mining contracts - 18 December 2013
▻http://www.resourcecontracts.org/blog/guides-to-contract-terminology.html
Drawing from several of the contracts on ResourceContracts.org, “Mining Contracts: How to Read and Understand Them” is a new book created to highlight strong contract clauses and explore how others could be improved. It goes beyond legal considerations to explore the policy questions and company interests underlying contract provisions—issues that are crucial for understanding and negotiating contracts, and for monitoring their enforcement.
PS : j’ai sympathisé avec Adam Hyde, l’organisateur-animateur des “booksprints”, lors de la rencontre W3C (avec @robin) sur les techniques Web pour l’édition ; sa méthode est vraiment super, il édite tout le bouquin "in ze browser", entièrement en logiciels libres
Contourner la censure | préserver son anonymat sur Internet
►http://contournerlacensure.net
L’anonymat
L’anonymat est la condition sine qua non pour échapper à la surveillance mise en place dans de très nombreux pays, le plus souvent à l’insu des citoyens.
Particulièrement complexe, l’anonymat en ligne est d’autant plus difficile qu’il est très aisé d’avoir la sensation d’être anonyme tout en étant parfaitement identifiable par beaucoup de monde, à commencer par son gouvernement.
Seth Schoen de l’Electronic Frontier Foundation, Adam Hyde de Floss Manual, Karen Reilly de Tor Project, Freerk Ohling, Ehsan Norouzi, journaliste iranien au Deutsche Welle parlent de l’anonymat.