31 Mar 13 Hacked
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This is a project whose homepage has been hacked with the SourceForge backdoor by a 1337 hacker! It is extremely lucky because this message is the only change I did ;) After I found this backdoor, I, being nice, added this message to some SourceForge-hosted sites to warn them, instead of maliciously dropping their tables. Whom does this exploit affect?
27 May 12 DITA-OP is officially closed
After 2 years of beating about the bush I am officially closing this project, if anybody want to fork it over I moved the official repository to GitHub: https://github.com/cvedovini/dita-op
I may close this blog and the SourceForge repository in the future.
–Claude
04 Mar 10 This project is not dead!
I admit it is stale, but it is not dead, not yet :)
Actually what happened is that, given the economic downturn, last year I though I should not refuse any of the jobs I was offered. I finally ended up with so much work that I had no time left for this project. I expect things to slow down in the next months so that I will be able to dedicate a significant amount of time to the DITA-OP.
In the mean time, the nightly build of the editor has the latest bug fixes and enhancements. Especially it has a new ditamap editor. Unfortunately some users have reported issues with the Galileo release of Eclipse. I guess this is the first thing I will have to check.
See you soon,
Claude
14 Mar 09 Interview with Sean Healy about the DITA-OP
Some time ago I have been contacted by Sean Healy, owner of Wild Bassin Media and editor at the DITA & XML Community of the Rockies, to do an interview about this project. Three weeks ago we finally made it and the podcast is now online.
It was my first time but Sean has been very nice to me. In the first part we talk about the history and the future of the DITA-OP and DITA and there will be a second podcast discussing cloud computing and social networks (other things I am currently working on).
Hope you will find it interresting :)
Tags: dita, dita-op, interview, wild bassin media
16 Feb 09 Managing support
I noticed some of you are using comments here to ask for support. I admit this is convenient, however there are several drawbacks to this approach.
- Sourceforge does not allow Wordpress to send emails, thus I am not notified when you post a comment. I check the comments from time to time but if you need quick help it may take some time.
- When I reply to you in the comment thread you don’t get notified, you must come back to see if I replied.
- Comments cannot be searched, thus if you have an issue you cannot search if there is already an answer.
Instead, Sourceforge is offering “trackers” that have all needed properties for a good management of support requests (and bug and feature requests), the tracker for the DITA-OP Support Requests is at this address: http://sourceforge.net/tracker2/?atid=1074049&group_id=228491.
While comments are still possible on posts, I disabled them on pages.
Thanks for using the tracker.
Claude
Tags: sourceforge, support, tracker
