Why new ways of publishing?
Lots of specialised tools
- Authoring file formats: Microsoft Word documents, OpenDocument format (ODF), LaTeX, Markdown, slides, posters, videos, …
- Authoring tools: Overleaf, Microsoft Office, and other text editors.
- Storage: Overleaf, Dropbox, Microsoft One Drive, Google Drive, Mega, …
- Publication systems: Microsoft Word, pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX, RStudio, …
- Each with one output format in mind (e.g., device, size, color, …)
Common publication workflow
Workflow to create one type of publication
Workflow to adapt and produce other types of publications
Duplication and scatter of files
What are possible solutions?
A new publication paradigm
Version controlled and in a single location
Existing technologies
- Authoring tools: Visual Studio + Quarto, Jupyter Lab + Jupyter Book, Posit Workbench, …
- Standard authoring formats: LaTeX, Markdown, MyST Markdown, reStructuredText, …
- Storage solutions: GitHub, BitBucket,
- Publication systems: Jupyter Book, Quarto, Bookdown, D2L book, Sphinx, R Markdown
- Online collaboration: team collaboration networks, project management tools, online meeting tools,
What next?
We are not there yet
- Current multipurpose publishing systems are under development
- Using them may be more difficult than more established methods
- Lack of stability and missing functionalities
- Lack of standards
New paradigms
- Storage in one or multiple locations by types of files
- A composition toolkit to mix
In this workshop
- 14:00 – 14:30 Introduction
- MPN Why and How to publish in the 21st Century
- DDSN Technologies and use cases
- 14:30 – 15:00 Use cases
- PF Reveal.js examples
- DDSN IAI Hub
- MPN Quarto website with MOOC + video + Shiny
- 15:00 – 15:30 Break
- 15:30 – 16:00 Technologies
- RDN Quarto
- Grant Obsidian
- DDSN Jekyll integration with GitHub + Bristol AI
- 16:00 – 16:30 Design Hackathon
- 16:30 – 16:40 Closing session