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== A quick Epub using Pandoc==
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* using [[Thematic-Making_It_Public]] page as content
Ingredients:
* 1 folder for project
* text file with wiki content
* images locally stored
 
Quick recipe:
`pandoc --from mediawiki --to epub3 --self-contained --output=mybook.epub page.md`
 
Long recipe:
`pandoc --from mediawiki --to epub3 --self-contained --epub-chapter-level=1 --epub-stylesheet=styles.epub.css --epub-cover-image=cover.jpg --epub-metadata=metadata.xml --toc-depth=1 --output=mybook.epub page.wiki`
 
* `--epub-chapter-level` - at what heading level will the chapter brakes occur
* `--toc-depth` - what heading level will be present in the Table of Contents
 
`ebook-viewer mybook.epub`

Revision as of 22:53, 1 November 2015

Hybrid Publishing

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Two or more outputs

Two or more outputs (publications) from a single workflow, that branches out the end.


Updatable

Connection between source and outputs

Re-usability

Template based design.

With similar mechanics, but different templates - which results in different identities.

Hackers & Designers wiki

Small costs - large audiences

Publishing to a wide audience, under multiple formats, at small costs.

W3C Portable Web Publications for the Open Web Platform full convergence between online and offline/portable document publishing

Form producing meaning

Not specific to hybrid publishing. But as at least 2 outputs are produce the influence of form over meaning becomes more apparent.


(Beyond Social - Authors and Pages; Table of contents)

EPUB from Graduation works

Epub

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  • poor medium
  • inconsistently rendered across readers
  • lack of experimental, radical or utopian works or discourses
  • readable and writable
  • accessible: open-standards (HTML, CSS, Dublin Core metadata); Only requires a text-editor, and religious belief (to write it form scratch).
  • a book space?


Hybrid Publishing - tools

  • Structured text - HTML, Markdown, Mediawiki, styled docx
  • Collaborative distributed tools - [Git http://git-scm.com/] / Mediawiki
  • Document format converter - Pandoc
  • Ebook viewer, manager, editor - Calibre
  • CSS - for styling
  • Custom made scripts: to gather and assemble content, transform the outputs programmatically, generate experimental outputs , ...


A quick Epub using Pandoc

Studious-fox.jpg

Ingredients:

  • 1 folder for project
  • text file with wiki content
  • images locally stored

Quick recipe: `pandoc --from mediawiki --to epub3 --self-contained --output=mybook.epub page.md`

Long recipe: `pandoc --from mediawiki --to epub3 --self-contained --epub-chapter-level=1 --epub-stylesheet=styles.epub.css --epub-cover-image=cover.jpg --epub-metadata=metadata.xml --toc-depth=1 --output=mybook.epub page.wiki`

  • `--epub-chapter-level` - at what heading level will the chapter brakes occur
  • `--toc-depth` - what heading level will be present in the Table of Contents

`ebook-viewer mybook.epub`