Write better DocBook XML and XSLT code
The DoCookBook project aims to create an open source book about DocBook and the DocBook XSL stylesheets written in a cookbook style and released under a Creative Commons license.
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If you are interested in the source code, clone it with Git :
git clone git@github.com:tomschr/dbcookbook.git
Or visit the code repository on GitHub.
Do you want to write me some praise? Critism? Found an error or would like to give me some new ideas? Select one of the following methods:
Designed from scratch to support DocBook 5.
Read a problem and find easy to follow solution with helpful discussions.
Enjoy step-by-step instruction to follow the solution easily.
Clone the source code from the GitHub repository at Sourceforge.
Helps DocBook developers to quickly understand the problem with explanation and code.
Learn from commented examples, easy to follow and ready to download with just a mouse click.
Let you guide the easiness of a topic with our three star marker.
Download whatever format you prefer, be it XHTML, PDF, or EPUB.
Released under the terms of Creative Commons, see also License.
Useful for all users, regardless of your operating system.
I discovered your project via web search and found it
very useful.
Very interesting project, I'll include it into my Blog
roll!
Very nice one!!!
Cool!
I have two words: incredibly useful!
Thanks to Norman Walsh, Robert Stayton, all the developers, and the friendly people on the DocBook mailinglists.
A HUGE thanks goes to all people who helped me with proofreading, praise, feedback, or discussions.
Thank you!
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and all the other great open source projects.