DITA: Or How to Love Technical Documentation
Automated PDF (&/or online content) production from a single source to multiple outputs is key for any modern information purveyor—and key really to an efficient software development house as technical documentation is quite often not thought about until (too?) late in the proces
Ok Computer
Writing, reading, thought and language are so intimately human that it can be jarring to think about writing for, well, the machine. As much as technology has advanced, and will advance, it still seems like real understanding of the same nature as what happens in a human mind –
The Software of All
There is a backroom in most organizations now where the so-called magic happens. Where algorithms are composed and compiled and which is getting increasingly hard to penetrate. The systems being used to direct this work, which is increasingly esoteric as it is constantly altered and m
April 17, 2013
Cyborgs R Us
While your iPhone may already be the remote control to your life, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Just look at what IFTTT means to the web. For those still uninitiated, IFTTT strings together web services such as Facebook, Craigslist, Skydrive, through their APIs with simple if/else
March 15, 2013
Protection for Authors
It is interesting how heated the debate about protection for author’s creations has become. I came across an interesting article about it at the Scholarly Kitchen that covers it well: Why E-book Distribution Is Completely and Utterly Broken (and How to Fix It) Books are v
November 15, 2012
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