AW: I'm still alive...

Hi Zitan
>
>----- Original Message -----
>> This has nothing to do with Moz. As we are using docbook
>> (http://www.docbook.org), or let's say a subset of docbook (and
>additional
>> custom tags - if we need them and they don't exist in Docbook), we use
>> things like <itemizedlist> etc. Btw: <bold> is a custom tag,
>'cauz Docbook
>> uses <emphasis role="bold">.
>Okay that makes things clear.  I did know that you wanted to extend BXE to
>allow other schemas which is obviously where I am coming from.  I'll raise
>this with the DocBook Schema people ;)
>
Cool.

>Anyway I am still interesting in working on a specification with
>you guys if
>you like, starting with requirements ;)  Just start with some requirements
>off the top of your head, then Christian can add to them etc...  it will be
>fun :-)

Yes, I think that will stimulate us certainly.
Most basic requirements are IMHO:
- easy to use like "Word"
- leverage the power of XML (structured content)
As you can see these basic two requirement are almost an oxymoron;) - I must
say I like oxymoron's a lot. Makes me think about Baudelaire;)

Other important requirements are:
- user-friendly
- usable on all platforms (Mac, Win, Linux,...)
- be extendable to any custom XML Schema
- usable with the two major browsers (Mozilla and IE)
- usable on any CMS who wants to use it

 I'm just finishing up a monster specification that covers our
>internal modules for content management, and builds upon them a full
>Learning Management System :-)  Would welcome the opportunity to
>be involved
>in this with you guys ;)
>
Sure, sounds cool;)
Best
Roger

>
>>
>> Naturally the BXE isn't tied to these elements - it is open to whatever
>> XML/XHTML tags you need.
>>
>> And as Christian wrote, we want to make as quickly as possible a
>XHTML BXE
>> Version as well, so that people who only know (HTML) XHTML can
>use the BXE
>> to publish their XHTML documents. But again - you have already the power
>to
>> use whatever tags you want to use:) - be it XHTML or whatever XML tag you
>> desire:)
>>
>> I am not sure, if I made myself clear. Please ask again, if you need
>further
>> explanations.
>> Best
>> Roger
>>
>>
>> >Awesome, Z.
>> >
>> >----- Original Message -----
>> >From: "Christian Stocker" <[email protected]>
>> >To: "BXE Developer List" <[email protected]>
>> >Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 3:07 AM
>> >Subject: [bx-editor-dev] I'm still alive...
>> >
>> >
>> >> Hi guys
>> >>
>> >> sorry for not replying to much of the discussion on this list.. I'm
>> >> quite busy right now, but this should improve next week, and then I'll
>> >> come back to the Editor and answer all those questions. And most
>> >> importantly, I'll try to work on the Editor again and improve a lot of
>> >> stuff :)
>> >>
>> >> Thanks for your patience.
>> >>
>> >> chregu
>> >>
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