Pandoc has been a quiet staple of the technical writing community for some time, and I was pleased to see some ongoing improvements. We used it while building PressGang at Red Hat, while thinking about ways to move between the DocBook XML that we used at the time, to formats like Markdown and Asciidoc.
It's definitely been a great tool and influence, and now we've spun out of RH to work on our own product, we are looking for some spare cycles in the future to give back as well. Lots of work to be done in this space, and amazing that it's always down to talented individuals (and startups like Read The Docs or Dan Allen's awesome Asciidoctor) behind these open source projects. Great to see this listed, @vingar.
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@davedri Open source is making its own space in tech comm tools though there are potential challenges. This post by @Tomjohnson and the comments are interesting on these "parallel" authoring tools: http://idratherbewriting.com/201...
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