Re: Current Support

Amaya is an excellent HTML editor.
It is the one and only truly WYSIWYG HTML editor in the whole world.

I still use it in Ubuntu ans Windows, years after developed has stopped. It
has a number of details but it still does its work.
I use it for all my text processing.
The main issue is that it doesn't handle the newer HTML5 tags.

I crave for an open source project to port it to JS and tu be able to run
it as a browser plugin or a nodejs application.

Amaya brings up the concept of "structured document", which IMO is the
original idea behind HTML 1. All editors let you write structured docs,
Amaya actively helps you to do so.
A structured document is waaay better than a (done with MSWord) one. For
example, in that you can automatically build a significant TOC out of the
HTML4 headesr set.

It was an excellent work done by Laurent, Irene & others' team.
-- 
Juan Lanus


On Tue, Jan 3, 2017 at 10:38 AM, Laurent Carcone <laurent@w3.org> wrote:

> Hello Peter,
>
> Thank you for your interest in Amaya.
> Unfortunately, the projet is no longer maintained due to lack of resources.
> We put the source code in github if anyone is interested in doing new
> developments [1].
>
> Best Regards,
> Laurent Carcone
>
> [1] https://github.com/w3c/Amaya-Editor
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> Le 27/12/16 à 09:28, Peter Shikli a écrit :
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> Reading over the documentation, Amaya sounds like the kind of website
>> editor we are looking for, hopefully because it conforms to W3C's own ATAG
>> spec for accessibility for the blind.  But I see mail list communications
>> seeming to have stopped.  Has Amaya been abandoned?
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>> Can we get user support, perhaps on a fee basis?
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>> Sincerely,
>> Peter Shikli
>> Bizware Online Applications, Inc.
>> San Clemente, CA 92674
>> 949-369-1638 - pshikli@bizware.com
>> Cell: 949-677-3705
>> FAX: 213-337-7029
>> www.bizware.com
>> Automating Online Business Communities
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