Re: Update on the publication process project

Hacked a script that pulls tr.rdf data and turns it into palatable JSON. 

Now to combine it with the ordered list of authors/editors of specref and profit.

Should be able to deploy the output later today.

I'll keep the process manual for now. We can always automate it later on.

--tobie 


On Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 1:34 PM, Marcos Caceres wrote:

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> On Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 12:19 PM, Robin Berjon wrote:
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> > On 20/05/2013 18:08 , Philippe Le Hegaret wrote:
> > > Regarding generating a new /TR page, it appeared clearly at TPAC that
> > > the current version wasn't being used much by the W3C experts, mainly
> > > due to its painful interface. Even if it is dangerous to extrapolate
> > > from just one single session, I suspect that the feeling is relatively
> > > general in W3C. The old /TR page was a simple list of the documents but
> > > was getting quite long. My thinking has been that we may need a simple
> > > TR page for the W3C community, which allows fast search/navigation, and
> > > a more complex one for the Web at large.
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> > One thing that I recall was brought up during the TPAC session (but I 
> > forget who said it) was that it would be useful to have some JSON dump 
> > of the TR information so that people could write their own interfaces. 
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> I'm sure I've asked for this a few times. 
> > I 
> > forget if what came out was that that dump already existed but people 
> > didn't know where to find it, or if it wasn't but was easy to generate, 
> > but I recall (dimly) that there was general agreement that it could be 
> > useful (especially if CORS-accessible).
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> Absolutely. Would make keeping Respec's biblio up to date a breeze! 
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> -- 
> Marcos Caceres

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