c/o Stadtarchiv der Ortsbürgergemeinde St.Gallen
Notkerstrasse 22
CH-9000 St. Gallen "},{"id":"/pages/community/","title":"Community","content":""},{"id":"/pages/how-to-become-a-member/","title":"How to join","content":"> re-using components, pooling resources and sharing best practices benefits everyone in the community and ensures our projects remain online and maintained for the decades to come To become a member please contact board@e-editiones.org. Institutional membership Do you represent a legal entity in the broadly understood research, academic or cultural heritage domains? With institutional membership contribution available from CHF 500.– you will benefit from full membership rights and receive e-editiones support in funding proposals. Individual membership Natural persons membership fee is reduced to CHF 50.– In justified cases individual membership fee may be waived at discretion of the board. !Photo by krakenimages on Unsplash "},{"id":"/pages/","title":"Board","content":""},{"id":"/pages/members/","title":"Members","content":" Institutional Members - Digital Humanities/Walter Benjamin Kolleg der Universität Bern - The Hans Christian Andersen Centre, University of Southern Denmark - Institute of Slovenian Literature and Literary studies, Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Ljubljana - Karl Barth-Stiftung, Basel - Kommission für Geschichte des Parlamentarismus und der politischen Parteien e.V. - Rechtsquellenstiftung des Schweizerischen Juristenvereins - Schola Cantorum Basiliensis / FHNW - Schweizerische Akademie der Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften (SAGW) - Staatsarchiv Zürich, Zürich - Stadtarchiv der Ortsbürgergemeinde der Stadt St.Gallen - Stiftsbibliothek St.Gallen - Stiftung Eisenbibliothek, Klostergut Paradies, Schlatt TG - Trägerschaft Archives Online - Zentrum Digitale Editionen & Editionsanalytik, Universität Zürich - eXist Solutions GmbH, Lenzkirch/Berlin Individual Members - Elisa Beshero-Bondar, PhD, Program Chair of Digital Media, Arts, and Technology Professor of Digital Humanities | Director of the Digital Humanities Lab at Penn State Erie, the Behrend College, Member of the TEI Technical Council - Philip R. «Pib» Burns, Senior Developer, Research Computing Services Northwestern University - Giuliano Di Bacco, PhD, music historian and medievalist, director of the Resources and Studies for the History of Music Theory (CHMTL, Indiana University Bloomington), including the Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum - Anne Diekjobst, Dr. des., Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, u.a. Edition des Zinsrodels des Klosters Feldbach - Rita Gautschy, Dr., Privatdozentin an der Universität Basel, Direktorin des Swiss National Data and Service Center for the Humanities (DaSCH) - Sulamith Gehr, Basler Edition der Bernoulli-Briefwechsel - Mascha Hansen, Dr., Lecturer, Department of British and North American Studies (IfAA), University of Greifswald - Pauline Jacsont, Research Associate in Digital Humanities, project «Desenrollando el cordel», University of Geneva - Boris Lehečka, freelance developer (Persian-Czech Dictionary, digital edition of J. A. Comenius’s work) - Prof. Dr. Christina Lechtermann, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Fakultät für Philologie Germanistisches Institut - Stephan Makowski, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter in Digital Humanities, DFG-Projekt \"Index Librorum Civitatum\", Bergische Universität Wuppertal - David Maus, Leiter der Abteilung Forschung und Entwicklung. Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Hamburg Carl von Ossietzky - Christopher F. Minty, Ph.D., Managing Editor, Center for Digital Editing, University of Virginia - Wolfgang Meier, Mitarbeiter at the Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften; Jinntec GmbH and exist Solutions, Berlin - Emmanuelle Morlock, Ingénieure au CNRS – Humanités numériques & données de la recherche | Laboratoire HiSoMA (UMR 5189) – Lyon | Chargée de mission « Science ouverte » à l’Institut des Sciences humaines et sociales (InSHS) pour la politique de soutien aux revues scientifiques et données de la recherche - Martin Mueller, PhD, Professor Emeritus of English & Classics, Northwestern University, project lead of Early Print - Elli Mylonas, Center for Digital Scholarship, University Library, Brown University - Maria Niku, Software Developer, Finnish Literature Society, Helsinki; Lea – critical edition, Forest Finns' Letters to Gottlund - Dr. Andreas Kränzle, Research Fellow for the Digital Edition at Karl Barth-Archiv, University of Basel and k & r, Zürich - Krzysztof Nowak, Medieval Latin lexicographer and corpus linguist, project lead of the Electronic corpus of Polish Medieval Latin and developer of dictionary and digital edition applications | Departement of Medieval Latin, Institute of Polish Language (Polish Academy of Sciences) - Roberta Padlina, Dr. des., Coordinator NIE-INE, Universität Basel - Gerold Ritter, Dr., e-hist, Zürich - Antonio Rojas-Castro, PhD, /Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften and Universidad Internacional de la Rioja - Gil Shalit, DH Development - Sinai Rusinek, Elijah Lab, Haifa University; project leader of TraveLab - Roman Sigg, Stadtarchivar Stein am Rhein - Christian Sinn, Dr. phil., Professor, Präsident der Masterarbeitskommission Studienbereichsleiter Sprachen und Literatur, Pädagogische Hochschule St.Gallen - Anna Skolimowska, Dr. hab., Head of the Laboratory for Source Editing & Digital Humanities, Faculty of «Artes Liberales», University of Warsaw - Spadini, Elena, Dr., Research Navigator, Research and Infrastructure Support (RISE), Universität Basel - Claudia Sutter, freie Historikerin, Archivarin, Stein am Rhein, Urbar des Dominikanerinnenklosters St. Katharinen St.Gallen - Pascale Sutter, Dr., Leiterin der Rechtsquellenstiftung des Schweizerischen Juristenvereins, c/o Universität St. Gallen - Cristina Vertan, Dr., Projektleiterin von Annotation und Analyse von historischen Dokumenten, Arbeitsstelle Computerphilologie, Universität Hamburg - Georg Vogeler, Dr. phil., Professor Digital Humanities, Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung, Universität Graz - Andreas Wagner, Dr., Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory - Arman Weidenmann, Stadtarchiv der Ortsbürgergemeinde St. Gallen - Joseph Wicentowski, PhD, Historian, Office of the Historian, U.S. Department of State - Rolf Wissmann, M.A, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter SNF-Forschungsprojekt: «Vicentino21», Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz | Musik-Akademie Basel, Hochschule für Musik | Schola Cantorum Basiliensis - Christian von Zimmermann, Dr. phil., Privatdozent, Leiter Forschungsstelle Jeremias Gotthelf, Bern - Elias Zimmermann, Elias Zimmermann, Dr., wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter Proto4DigEd, and Digitale Edition Annemarie Schwarzenbach "},{"id":"/pages/statuten-des-vereins-e-editiones-german/","title":"Statuten des Vereins e-editiones (German)","content":" Revidierte Version vom 5. November 2020 Art. 1 Name Unter dem Namen «e-editiones» besteht ein Verein im Sinne von Art. 60 ff. des schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches mit Sitz in St.Gallen. Art. 2 Vereinszweck (1) Der Verein leistet einen Beitrag für die Erschliessung, Erhaltung und Vermittlung des Kulturerbes, indem er den fachlichen Austausch und die Förderung der Vernetzung und Standardisierung digitaler wissenschaftlicher Editionen sowie die Interessenvertretung digitaler Editionen verfolgt. Der Verein bemüht sich um die Qualitätssicherung und Qualitätsverbesserung mittels anerkannter technischer Standards sowie um die technische Pflege der Inhalte und ermöglicht die freie Nachnutzung zu wissenschaftlichen Zwecken. (2) Der Verein hat insbesondere folgende Aufgaben: a) Förderung und Koordination von Entwicklungen im Open Source Bereich für wissenschaftliche digitale Editionen
b) Betrieb einer Informations- und Kommunikationsplattform für die Mitglieder
c) Unterstützung von Editionsprojekten bei der dauerhaften Speicherung digitaler Daten und Zugänglichmachung digitaler Daten
d) Beratung und Unterstützung von Editionsprojekten
(3) Der Verein verfolgt keine kommerziellen Zwecke und erstrebt keinen Gewinn. Art. 3 Finanzierung (1) Zur Verfolgung des Vereinszwecks kann über folgende Mittel verfügt werden: a) Mitgliederbeiträge
b) Zuwendungen, Spenden und Subventionen
(2) Der volle Mitgliederbeitrag beträgt CHF 500.–. Für natürliche Personen gibt es einen ermässigten Mitgliederbeitrag von CHF 50.–. (3) Das Geschäftsjahr entspricht dem Kalenderjahr. Art. 4 Mitgliedschaft (1) Mitglieder können juristische Personen und natürliche Personen werden, die den Vereinszweck unterstützen. (2) Aufnahmegesuche sind an den Vorstand zu richten, der die Aufnahme der Mitgliederversammlung vorschlägt. Art. 5 Erlöschen der Mitgliedschaft Die Mitgliedschaft erlischt durch Austritt, Ausschluss oder Auflösung der jeweiligen juristischen oder natürlichen Person. Art. 6 Austritt Der Austritt aus dem Verein ist jederzeit möglich und ist dem Vorstand schriftlich mitzuteilen. Für das laufende Jahr ist der volle Mitgliederbeitrag geschuldet. Art. 7 Ausschluss (1) Bei anhaltenden Verstössen gegen den Vereinszweck oder bei Nichterfüllen der Beitragspflicht kann ein Mitglied aus dem Verein ausgeschlossen werden. (2) Den Ausschlussentscheid kann die Mitgliederversammlung mit einfacher Mehrheit fällen. Das auszuschliessende Mitglied muss vorgängig angehört werden. Art. 8 Organe des Vereins Die Organe des Vereins sind: a) die Mitgliederversammlung
b) der Vorstand
c) die Revisionsstelle
Art. 9 Die Mitgliederversammlung Das oberste Organ des Vereins ist die Mitgliederversammlung. In ihre Kompetenz fallen insbesondere: a) Entscheid über die Aufnahme von Neumitgliedern
b) Genehmigung des Protokolls der letzten Mitgliederversammlung
c) Genehmigung des Jahresberichts des Vorstands
d) Entgegennahme des Revisionsberichts und Genehmigung der Jahresrechnung
e) Entlastung des Vorstandes
f) Wahl des Präsidenten, der weiteren Vorstandsmitglieder sowie der Revisionsstelle
g) Genehmigung des Jahresbudgets
h) Genehmigung des Tätigkeitsprogramms
i) Beschlussfassung über Anträge des Vorstands und der Mitglieder
j) Beschlussfassung über Änderung der Statuten
k) Beschlussfassung über die Auflösung des Vereins und die Verwendung des - Vereinsvermögens
Art. 10 Einberufung der Mitgliederversammlung (1) Eine ordentliche Mitgliederversammlung findet jährlich statt. (2) Zur Mitgliederversammlung werden die Mitglieder spätestens 10 Tage im Voraus schriftlich (Brief oder E-Mail) unter Angabe der Traktanden eingeladen. (3) Der Vorstand oder 1/5 der Mitglieder können jederzeit die Einberufung einer ausserordentlichen Mitgliederversammlung unter Angaben des Zwecks verlangen. Die Versammlung hat spätestens vier Wochen nach Eingang des Begehrens zu erfolgen. Art. 11 Stimmrecht und Beschlussfassung (1) Stimmberechtigt sind nur Mitglieder, die den vollen Mitgliederbeitrag leisten. (2) Jede ordnungsgemäss einberufene Mitgliederversammlung ist beschlussfähig, wenn 1/5 der stimmberechtigten Mitglieder daran teilnimmt. (3) Die stimmberechtigten Mitglieder fassen die Beschlüsse mit dem einfachen Mehr. Bei Stimmengleichheit fällt die/der Präsident/in den Stichentscheid. (4) Statutenänderungen benötigen die Zustimmung einer 2/3–Mehrheit der Stimmberechtigten. (5) Die Teilnahme an der Mitgliederversammlung ist auch per Telefon- oder Videokonferenz möglich. (6) Zirkularbeschlüsse sind zulässig. (7) Über die gefassten Beschlüsse ist ein Protokoll abzufassen. Art. 12 Vorstand (1) Der Vorstand besteht aus mindestens drei Personen: Präsident/in, Schriftführer/in und Kassier/in. Die Amtszeit dauert zwei Jahre, wobei Wiederwahl möglich ist. (2) Der Vorstand konstituiert sich selbst. (3) Der Vorstand führt die laufenden Geschäfte und vertritt den Verein gegen aussen. (4) Die/der Präsident/in besorgt die Geschäfte, die ihr/ihm der Vorstand überträgt, und leitet die Mitgliederversammlung. (5) Die/der Präsident/in legt dem Vorstand und der Mitgliederversammlung Rechenschaft ab. (6) Der Vorstand kann für die Erreichung der Vereinsziele Dritte gegen eine angemessene Entschädigung anstellen oder beauftragen. (7) Zirkularbeschlüsse sind zulässig. Art. 13 Zeichnungsberechtigung Der Vorstand entscheidet über die Zeichnungsberechtigung seiner Mitglieder. Art. 14 Die Revisionsstelle (1) Die Mitgliederversammlung wählt zwei Rechnungsrevisoren/innen oder eine juristische Person, welche jährlich die Buchführung und die Jahresrechnung kontrollieren. (2) Die Revisionsstelle erstattet dem Vorstand zuhanden der Mitgliederversammlung Bericht. (3) Die Amtszeit dauert zwei Jahre, wobei Wiederwahl möglich ist. Art. 15 Haftung Für die Verbindlichkeiten des Vereins haftet ausschliesslich das Vereinsvermögen. Art. 16 Auflösung des Vereins (1) Zur Auflösung des Vereins bedarf es einer 2/3-Mehrheit der in einer Mitgliederversammlung anwesenden Mitglieder. (2) Bei einer Auflösung des Vereins fällt das Vereinsvermögen an eine nicht kommerzielle, steuerbefreite Organisation, welche den gleichen oder einen ähnlichen Zweck verfolgt. Die Verteilung des Vereinsvermögens unter den Mitgliedern ist ausgeschlossen. Art. 17 Inkrafttreten Diese Statuten wurden an der Gründungsversammlung vom 4. Mai 2020 angenommen und sind mit diesem Datum in Kraft getreten. "},{"id":"/pages/strategy/","title":"Strategy","content":" e-editiones: Focus of the Society The focus of the the e-editiones society rests on 4 pillars: 1. Initiating and Coordinating Developments in Open Source Software for Digital Editions 2. Promotion of Information Exchange and Communication between the stakeholders involved 3. Fundraising for the purposes of the society 4. Ensuring long term availability of digital editions 1\\. Initiating and Coordinating Developments in Open Source Software for Digital Editions The society promotes the use of open standards and open source software for digital editions. While digital editions may differ considerably in structure and content, there is great overlap in the basic technical functionality that each edition must offer. Small projects often face the challenge of publishing an edition under time pressure and with limited resources and would benefit from access to free, open source. standards-based software that could provide much of this functionality out of the box. All projects, including those that are well-resourced, would benefit from such software, by avoiding the need to reinvent the wheel and incur high development and maintenance costs, which threaten their long term sustainability. The society therefore focuses on the promotion of open source, standard-based software. Editions should be able to reuse existing building blocks in a modular way, achieving quick solutions at low cost, but without being forced into a corset, neither technically nor scholarly. The society therefore focuses on the promotion of open source, standard-based software. Editions should be able to reuse existing building blocks in a modular way, achieving quick solutions at low cost, but without being forced into a technical or scholarly corset. The starting point for the founders of the society is their shared use of TEI Publisher, which meets above conditions: 1. TEI Publisher is consistently based on TEI and related standards such as ODD and TEI Processing Model; 2. TEI Publisher is implemented as a toolbox: the entire user interface consists of small components complying with W3C standards, which can be recombined and reassembled as needed; 3. TEI Publisher supports exchange and communication between different editions; and 4. as a free, open source software project TEI Publisher enables and stimulates competition between commercial service providers serving the publishing industry. The society thus initially aims to further support the development of TEI Publisher and TEI Publisher-based projects. However, such software cannot be created in isolation. Rather, it requires a constant exchange between developers and users, who are familiar with the technical requirements of their respective edition projects. This is how TEI Publisher originated—as an initiative of the TEI Community and has since been continuously developed in interaction with a large number of projects. The Society would like to provide a stable and productive forum for this exchange of information, but it does not limit itself specifically to TEI Publisher. Direct communication between edition projects is also central: instead of having to solve the same problems over and over again, projects should benefit from the experience and developments of other editions. In most cases, the technical requirements of an edition can already be covered with existing building blocks. Where this does not suffice and new blocks are needed, edition projects should coordinate with others to avoid duplicate developments. If possible, new building blocks should be created in a generic way so that other editions can easily adapt them to their requirements. To do this, the project’s context has to be extended beyond the single edition and a broader perspective needs to be adopted. It is a main objective of the society to coordinate such developments and channel existing funds or funding applications in a way that supports sustainability, from which all members derive long term benefits. 2\\. Promotion of Information Exchange and Communication between the stakeholders involved A second important goal of the society is to promote a constant exchange of information between the members. This includes establishing a communication platform open to all members for questions, suggestions, and other contributions. However, based on our experience with open source projects, we know that such communication only works in the long run if there are responsible individuals taking on a coordination role, overseeing requests, and, if necessary, referring communications to the right people. The society therefore intends to appoint a secretary who will take on these responsibilities and be available as a contact person for all members. In addition to electronic communication, the society also plans workshops, seminars, and talks—or arranges these on request. It can often be assumed that the projects themselves have funds to cover travel costs. However, this is not always the case. The society should therefore be able to cover part of the costs from membership fees—e.g., travel expenses or a compensation for invited experts. The society also actively seeks members and promotes sustainable solutions—e.g., through conference talks or workshops. 3\\. Fundraising for the purposes of the society The society can support its members in writing project funding applications, or it can apply for funding itself and in this case represent the interests of all members. All software development shall be for the benefit of the general public and must be available for further use as open source. 4\\. Ensuring long term availability of digital editions Especially for smaller edition projects with limited resources, hosting can be a massive problem. Running a server and maintaining the associated infrastructure is expensive and requires constant commitment, which likely extends beyond the planned duration of the project. And even if hosting is provided by an institutional service infrastructure, those institutions’ own resource constraints may limit their role to providing updates and minimal maintenance only, a tragic pattern that too often leads services to become partially or completely inaccessible after a few years. The society is therefore committed to ensuring that public memory institutions (i.e., archives, libraries, and universities) provide the editions on a long-term basis. The society wants to dramatically lower the cost and effort for institutions charged with maintaining the editions. In early 2020, the swissuniversities project, Nationale Infrastruktur Editionen (NIE-INE), sponsored improvements to TEI Publisher to facilitate long-term updates and enable shared hosting of heterogeneous edition projects on one platform. The society also assists edition projects to secure a (public) provider for the time after the completion of the funding period and plan for the long-term archiving of the project’s raw data. Since the entire software is freely available, it is also possible for infrastructure providers to set up a corresponding service. The society explicitly welcomes and supports this. "},{"id":"/posts/stay-home-learn-tei-publisher-from-scratch-june-2020/","title":"«Stay Home Learn TEI Publisher From Scratch»","content":" «Stay Home Learn TEI Publisher From Scratch» Online Course A 3-part online course: 8th, 15th and 22nd of June 4-5 pm (CEST) Find all informations on github: https://github.com/eeditiones/workshop !Photo by Headway on Unsplash ","tags":["events","workshop"]},{"id":"/pages/meeting-minutes/","title":"Meeting Minutes","content":" Assembly 2024 16th April 2024 (16 h CEST) MS Teams - Invitation/Agenda - 4nd AGM of e-editiones (german, english) PDF - [ad 3\\] Protokoll der Sitzung vom 2.5.2023 (german) Protokoll der 3. GV e-editiones - [ad 5\\] Annual Accounts 2023 PDF), bilance PDF revision PDF - [ad 6\\] Budget 2024 Assembly 2023 2nd May 2023 (16 h CEST) - Invitation/Agenda - 3nd AGM of e-editiones (german, english) PDF - [ad 3\\] Protokoll der Sitzung vom 5.4.2022 (german) Protokoll der 2. GV e-editiones - [ad 4\\] Annual Report (english)/Newsletter 2023/1 - [ad 5\\] Annual Accounts 2022 PDF revision PDF - [ad 6\\] Budget 2023 Assembly 2022 5th April 2022 - Invitation/Agenda - 2nd AGM of e-editiones (german, english) PDF - [ad 3\\] Protokoll der Sitzung vom 1.3.2021 (deutsch) [PDF] - [ad 4\\] Annual Report (english)/Newsletter 2022/1 - [ad 5\\] Annual Accounts 2021 PDF and revision PDF - [ad 6\\] Budget 2022 PDF Assembly 2021 1st March 2021 - Invitation/Agenda - 1st AGM of e-editiones (german, english) PDF - [ad 3\\] Minutes of May 4, 2020 (german) PDF - [ad 3\\] Amendments to the statues 5th Nov 2020 (german) PDF - [ad 4\\] Annual Report (english)/Newsletter 2021/1 - [ad 5\\] Annual Accounts 2020 PDF and revision PDF - [ad 6\\] Budget 2021 PDF - [ad 6\\] TEI Publisher 8 PDF Amendments to the statutes 5th Nov 2020 - Protokoll (german) PDF Founding meeting 4th May 2020 - Protokoll (german) PDF "},{"id":"/pages/get-in-touch/","title":"Get in Touch","content":" The following channels are open for community discussions. You don't need to be a member to join the conversation, though we certainly encourage you to join forces and become one. Mailing List The mailing list serves as general communication hub for announcements, questions, suggestions, introductions, exchange of ideas and everything else you would like to share. Please note that this should not replace existing mailing lists like TEI-L or exist-open, so please consider first if your particular question would better be asked on one of the more specialized lists. However, do not hesitate to communicate and remember: there are no silly questions and our community is open and welcoming. The list is subscription only and open to the public. Please subscribe by filling out the form. To post a message to all the list members, send email to: community@e-editiones.org. Slack Community Slack allows a more direct communication than the mailing list, so it's good for ongoing discussions between users present at the same time, but messages will not be archived forever. Two channels are available: - `community` - open to everyone, including non-members - `members` - only visible for members The board will treat communications in the `members` channel with a higher priority. Please join the slack workspace. Twitter and LinkedIn We will post news via our Twitter account and LinkedIn. If you would like to share something about a project or forthcoming events, please contact the board or mention @EEditiones so we can retweet. GitHub You can find the source code of the TEI Publisher and many examples on GitHub. YouTube On YouTube you can find some recordings of meetings and workshops: YouTube Zenodo On Zenodo we have a community with different TEI datasets from projects which are using the TEI Publisher: Zenodo "},{"id":"/pages/getting-started/","title":"Getting Started","content":" If you want to dive in straight away go to the TEI Publisher Documentation. TEI Publisher From Scratch To get started you can work through our workshop «TEI Publisher From Scratch». It is recommended to first view the instructions by Wolfgang Meier. If you have to catch up with some technologies or standards you will find helpful links and literature below. GitHub repository of the workshop Part 1 - Simple renditions with model - Using predicates - Passing parameters to behaviours - Integrating information from the TEI header - Using modelSequence - Showing Metadata from the teiHeader Workshop Live recording (Video) Slides Assignments Solutions (Video) Part 2 - Showing a Facsimile - Output metadata in a separate column - Display additional metadata Workshop Live recording (Video) Slides Assignments Solutions (Video) Part 3 - Generating a separate application - Add a static page - Global document styles - Download the application to local disk Workshop Live recording (Video) Slides Assignements Solutions (Video) Helpful Literature and Websites Working with TEI Publisher requires some knowledge of TEI, basic XPath and a little CSS. If you don't know any XPath yet, we recommend to read the short introduction linked below. TEI Publisher Documentation - TEI Publisher documentation XML - Introduction to XML - A Gentle Introduction to XML CSS - Mozilla MDN - DevDocs: searchable reference of CSS features and properties XPath - Follow the XPath!: short introduction to XPath - XPath and XQuery Functions: the official W3C specification covering all standard XPath functions - XQuery for Humanists: book with companion website TEI - https://teibyexample.org/ - TEI Guidelines: the ultimate reference - What is the Text Encoding Initiative?, a French translation is also available TEI Processing Model - Section 22.5.4.1 of the TEI Guidelines: the official specification of the TEI Processing Model - TEI Publisher Documentation TEI Publisher Hands on Workshop - Slides of Lars Windauers 'TEI-Publisher Hands-On' presentation at the \"Winter School 2021 - Digitale Editionen-Masterclass\" by Bergische Universität Wupertal. Slides are in German. "},{"id":"/pages/how-to-contribute/","title":"How to Contribute","content":" > re-using components, **pooling resources** and sharing best practices **benefits everyone** in the community and ensures our projects remain online and maintained for the decades to come During the past years a growing number of projects from small to large have decided to publish their materials with the TEI Publisher. It gives us all not only the opportunity but also the responsibility to make the project thrive for years to come and to make it truly sustainable option for XML publishing! While we are very happy with the achievements so far, we still have a much broader vision to fulfill. To make this happen we invite the community to contribute to the project - by means of code, ideas, documentation, tutorials and funding. Become a Member or Supporter We would be thrilled if you can convince your organization to become a member of e-editiones. Institutional membership gives our society the best leverage when applying for funding or infrastructural support. If this is difficult in your institution, consider to join the society as an individual. Add your project to our registry We love to hear back from people and organizations who use software or resources curated by e-editiones. Add your project, however large or small, to our registry. We are more than happy to list initiatives already at an early stage of development. Your entry informs us of the reaches of our community and demonstrate impact to the funding bodies. It also fosters communication and collaboration between the projects. Source Code on Github Found a bug? Miss a feature? File an issue on our GitHub. Even better if you can help us by sharing your fixes and features. Don't be shy to make a Pull Request! Help with funding We're happy to join funding bids which relate to the goals of our society or accept partners contributing seed funds to the proposals we make. Need a feature but can't finance it in full? Please get in touch and we'll try to pool resources within our community to make it happen. Last but not least, we have a Donate button and your contributions go into open source development. Share your expertise There are community members who struggle with one or another aspect of their project. Help and mentor others - publish teaching materials, answer questions and troubleshoot problems other users may have on our Slack workspace, mailing list and other forums. Enhance our FAQ. We also welcome contributions to our website discussing particular use cases, best practices or solutions. Translations on Crowdin Thanks to our international user community, TEI Publisher is already localized into 20 languages! If you could help us with a new translation or review an existing one, please go to Crowdin to make the TEI Publisher even more international. Just one hour of your time can make a huge difference. TEI Examples To make the TEI Publisher as versatile as possible we are looking for TEI examples which can be used for development, tests and also for teaching. Create new or enhance existing example documents and ODDs so we present showcases for various TEI applications. The collection is hosted on GitHub. Tell people about us Follow us on Mastodon, LinkedIn and Twitter. Repost and like related posts. We'll be grateful for credit on your project page, so just grab the most fitting logo from GitHub. If you are a already a member of e-editiones you are especially encouraged to use our member logo. "},{"id":"/posts/community-event-on-music-encoding/","title":"Community Event on Music Encoding","content":" We would like to invite all members and non-members of e-editiones.org to another community event on 8th of July, 16:00 CEST (check your local time). Community members Giuliano Di Bacco and Dennis Ried will give us a lightning introduction to the Music Encoding Initiative (MEI) and its practical use. We'll then have an open conversation about possible integrations of MEI into TEI Publisher. There will be also be room for further discussion in the \"any other business\" section afterwards. So if you have other topics or questions beyond music encoding, do not hesitate to bring them up. Join us on jitsi: https://meet.jit.si/e-editiones-events This event will be the first in a series of community meetups we would like to establish on a monthly basis. Looking forward to see you all next week.","tags":["events","meetups"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-publisher-60/","title":"TEI Publisher 6.0.0","content":" > This is a major release introducing the refactored and extended TEI > Publisher component library as well as numerous bugfixes and new > features. Release Highlight: User Interface Components as an Independent Library Publisher's library of web components is now distributed via npm. Thanks to the increasing support for the web component standards in modern browsers, the heavier framework used before (Polymer) could be dropped and has been replaced by LitElement, which is just a thin wrapper around native web components. While invisible to users, this redesign greatly improves modularity of Publisher-based applications. Thanks to npm releases, updating the user interface for all Publisher-based apps becomes simply a question of changing a single variable in the configuration file. Furthermore, Publisher's library of web components - true to the basic idea of Web Components Standard - can be included in any HTML webpage. This means it can be embedded into existing CMS or any other publishing solution, even if it's not running eXist-db (e.g. the popular Hugo or WordPress). A few lines of HTML is sufficient to embed a document view anywhere you like: Similarly, if you prefer to write your own application using any of the popular frameworks like angular, vue or react you can easily import the pb-components package and use it directly in your project. As a final consequence, this change decouples the component library from the TEI Publisher app. It is now possible to host multiple applications, which depend on different versions of the component library, without conflict, within the same eXist-db instance, a point of importance for institutions with numerous projects. Main New Features and Bug Fixes - Redesigned and simplified CSS styling customization Styling properties are now exposed via standard CSS files and theme variables. Stylesheets can also be specified within the ODD, as previously, or through `pb-view` component configuration attributes. - Extended internationalization - full i18n support for all the labels in HTML templates and within web components - mechanism for project specific language files extending the default Publisher collection - a number of new languages added and existing ones updated. Currently TEI Publisher is fully translated into Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, French, Georgian, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish and Ukrainian. - Subcorpora - new TEI Publisher data organization Publisher's pre-populated data collection is now split into Playground and TEI Publisher demo collection areas which illustrate how this mechanism could be used to host multiple subcorpora within single TEI Publisher application. - New and improved web components - `pb-select-feature` and `pb-toggle-feature` components have been extended to allow for interactive changing of display parameters (like switching between regularized or original spelling) which can be then processed client or server-side - new API documentation app and web component demo pages - pb-mei component for rendering Music Encoding Initiative documents based on Verovio; supports optional MIDI playback using web-midi-player ! - Redesigned ODD editor providing an improved user experience - Documentation: - reorganized and extended TEI Publisher documentation - pb-components API documentation and demos Get It! TEI Publisher 6.0.0 is available as an application package on top of the eXist XML Database. Install it into a recent eXist (5.0.0 or newer) by going to the dashboard and selecting TEI Publisher from the package manager. For more information refer to the documentation or visit the homepage to play around with it. A 3-part online course on TEI Publisher 6 has been led by Wolfgang Meier in June 2020. Course material, as well as video recordings of all the sessions, and a walk-through for the assignments are available for self-learning. Find all informations on the workshop GitHub page. Thanks Our thanks go to the Swiss Nationale Infrastruktur für Editionen - Infrastructure nationale pour les éditions for funding a large part of work on the web component refactoring. Work on components for toggling has been aided by a small grant from ACE – Austrian Corpora and Editions of the Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. We are also grateful for the generous contributions of numerous individuals who used the Crowdin platform to translate and proofread Publisher's language files: Boris Lehečka, Øyvind Gjesdal, Sandra Romano Martin, Antonio Rojas Castro, Isabel Marti, Natalia Kotsyba, Elena Spadini, Pietro Liuzzo, Karolina Bielenin-Lenczowska, Jaqueline Pierazzo, Emmanuelle Morlock, Emmanuel Château-Dutier, Clement Plancq, Eduard Drenth, Wout Dillen, Anna-Maria Sichani, Maria Akritidou, Elli Mylonas, Matija Ogrin, Cristina Vertan, Dimitar Illiev, Arman Weidenmann, Leif-Jöran Olsson, Irina Lobzhanidze, Joseph Wicentowski, Juri Leino, Daniel Stoekl, Yael Netzer, Naoki Kokaze, Kiyonori Nagasaki, Toma Tasovac, Alexandra von Criegern, Bettina Pandula, Daria Elagina, and others whom we unfortunately only know by their usernames. e-editiones May of 2020 saw an advent of a new scholarly society: e-editiones. Its goal is to promote open standards for digital editions and free software based on them with a focus on TEI Publisher development. All TEI Publisher source repositories have been moved to the e-editiones github. We encourage you to join the society, through your institution or individually, and take part in our work and discussions, shaping the future of the TEI Publisher.  ","tags":["announcements","tei-publisher","release"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-publisher-6/","title":"TEI Publisher 6","content":" Today the new TEI Publisher 6.0.0 is finally out. This is a major release introducing the refactored and extended component library as well as numerous bugfixes and new features. !Photo by Clem Onojeghuo on Unsplash All Publisher's web components are now available as a LitElement library distributed via npm. While invisible to users, this redesign greatly improves modularity and simplifies updates of Publisher-based applications. It also facilitates embedding of Publisher custom components into CMS systems (e.g. Hugo or WordPress) and other application frameworks (like angular, vue or react). This version also brings extended internationalization and full localization into 19 languages, simplified styling, support for data organization based on subcollections, several new and enhanced components (including one for notated music encoded in MEI), improved ODD editor and major extension and revision of the documentation. !Demo page of the pb-mei component More information about this release can be found on the TEI Publisher blog. A 3-part online course on TEI Publisher 6 has been led by Wolfgang Meier in June 2020. Video recordings of all the sessions, and a walk-through for the assignments are available for self-study. Our special thanks for supporting this release go to: - Numerous community members who helped to translate and proofread language files via Crowdin - Swiss Nationale Infrastruktur für Editionen - Infrastructure nationale pour les éditions for funding a large part of work on the web component refactoring. - ACE – Austrian Corpora and Editions of the Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften for a small grant to enhance toggling mechanisms ","tags":["announcements","tei-publisher","mei","pb-component","release"]},{"id":"/posts/music-is-in-the-air/","title":"Music is in the air - MEI and TEI Publisher","content":" On Wednesday, July 8th we had the opportunity to join another e-editiones online event, this time a session dedicated to MEI (Music Encoding Initiative). Giuliano Di Bacco and Dennis Ried introduced us to MEI and challenges of publishing MEI and MEI-in-TEI collections on the web (see slides). Wolfgang Meier presented early results of his work on integration of MEI into the TEI Publisher. !Photo by Marius Masalar on Unsplash As we learned from Giuliano's and Dennis' introduction _MEI, like the TEI, is an umbrella term which simultaneously describes an organization, a research community, and a markup language_ (music-encoding.org). It's almost 20 years since the first public presentation of the XML schema created by Perry Roland (Univ. of Virginia) for the representation of music notation. Now it has become a thriving community of around 400 members worldwide, specialists from various music research groups, including technologists, librarians, historians, and theorists. This open-source effort to define guidelines for encoding musical documents in a machine-readable structure draws in many aspects on TEI: using an ODD metalanguage to define both the schema and encoding guidelines, dividing the document into metadata, facsimile and text parts, recording logical and structural divisions of the document (albeit named differently) or \"borrowing\" a number of element names from TEI to deal with metadata, textual content, critical apparatus, linking etc. Nevertheless, MEI was designed to specialize in the encoding of music documents, therefore MEI data is predominantly about the meaning of the music notation: notes, rests, chords, measures. That said MEI allows for multiple additional layers of annotations: - about the visual aspects of the notation, and/or of the features of a physical copy of a score - metadata - editorial markup While MEI encoding allows for sophisticated analysis of various features of the musical piece, rendering of MEI documents often poses a substantial challenge. We need to consider that music notation is a very complex system; actually, many systems were developed since the medieval times, and MEI strives to give a sophisticated representation not only of the symbols but of their meaning and of the logic that brings them together in pieces of music of all ages. However, it is still difficult, if not impossible, to render graphically all the nuances of the encoding. Major breakthrough in this respect has been the creation of the Verovio music engraving library which is considered the most advanced solution in the field to generate score visualisations in SVG. Verovio is quite helpful to render the notation for the most common use cases for MEI: - to create transcriptions/editions of music pieces - to produce bibliographies and catalogs Difficulties arise when we need to deal with mixed textual and musical content: from music treatises (see Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum), composers’ letters quoting musical phrases, to opera librettos and listening guides, papers including snippets of music notation (e.g. music textbooks)... Such situations often require the simultaneous use of both TEI and MEI (and for instance a MEI file can be referenced in a TEI document using the \\`\\` element). Giuliano and Dennis walked us through a number of different approaches employed in various projects, where tools specialized just for a single vocabulary do not meet their ideal criteria for broad application: - ease of setting up - TEI and MEI support - facsimile integration Following this cue, Wolfgang has demonstrated his new pb-mei web component which uses Verovio under the hood to generate SVG representation of the score. For TEI documents applying \\`\\` element to include a pointer to a MEI encoding of a music notation it is very straightforward to adjust the ODD to transform this pointer to a pb-mei component, as demonstrated in the pb-mei demo. !Demo page of the pb-mei component This proved to be a very pleasant surprise and a convincing argument that TEI Publisher could be adapted to fit the needs of MEI community. A short discussion followed ranging from detailed questions on MEI encoding, through workflows on creating MEI sources cf. Verovio editor to information important for preparing an ODD and customization modules for supporting MEI in TEI Publisher. We agreed to work with Giuliano and Dennis on including MEI-in-TEI and pure MEI examples in the next minor version of the TEI Publisher to demonstrate fully its capability. We were happy to see that this event gathered the audience of around 17 participants and are looking forward to establishing a monthly meetup online to provide an arena for lively discussions on subjects of interest to the community. Please get in touch if you'd like to discuss a particular topic. ","tags":["events","meetups"]},{"id":"/posts/common-exist-db-tei-publisher-deployment-scenarios/","title":"Common eXist-db / TEI Publisher Deployment Scenarios","content":" This E-editiones online event covers different scenarios of running eXist-db applications by the example of TEI Publisher. Olaf Schreck and Lars Windauer from eXist Solutions will present the different possibilities and requirements for: - Editors presenting their TEI documents - Developers implementing new features - Sysadmins hosting digital editions in TEI Publisher The first part of the event is intended also for the non-technical audience and will provide an overview of the different usage scenarios of TEI Publisher while the second part focuses on setting up and maintaining TEI Publisher for production environments with a focus on the IT automation software Ansible. The event took place on Tuesday the 8th of September from 16:00 till 17:00 CEST on Jitsi. - Slides: Common-eXist-db-TEI-Publisher-Deployment-Scenarios - Workshop Recording Thanks to NIE-INE for sponsoring this event. ","tags":["events","meetups"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-vanilla-a-scoop-of-tei-for-everyone/","title":"TEI Vanilla - a scoop of TEI for everyone","content":" Following the spontaneous but inspiring exchange on e-editiones Slack channel, we'd like to invite you to a new e-editiones community meeting to discuss the emerging TEI Vanilla proposal. The event will take place online at 4pm CET on October 20th, 2020. Many of us at some point expressed their frustration with starting a TEI project. Without previous experience with this extensive and robust vocabulary the learning curve may be quite steep and the whole process overwhelming. TEI Vanilla is a grassroots movement to help newcomers to the TEI community in smooth on-boarding. We feel that a number of prospective users, both individual and institutional, would benefit from a gentler introduction than TEI's excellent but extensive Guidelines provide. Vanilla is meant to pick up where earlier 2015 TEI Simple project, led by the late Sebastian Rahtz, Martin Mueller and Brian Pytlik-Zillig, left off. As some of you would remember, main outcome of the TEI Simple was the TEI Processing Model, now lying at the heart of the TEI Publisher. Nevertheless, the other goal envisioned for Simple was creating a schema which would provide a good starting point for majority, if not most, larger scale editorial projects. We based our selection on a survey of usage through large volume corpora, among them EEBO-TCP and DTA, and believed it to be a solid 80/20 solution: addressing 80% of users needs with 20% of the effort and heartache. Thanks to the space for discussion on e-editiones Slack we found out there are many like-minded individuals willing to join forces in the work of reviewing the schema and working on its own dedicated Guidelines and a body of examples, tutorials and other auxiliary resources. At this point we would like to share our motivations and preliminary goals but above all solicit opinions, perspectives and requirements from our community. Join us for the event and share your thoughts on Slack. ","tags":["announcements","tei","tei vanilla"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-publisher-7-rc/","title":"TEI Publisher 7.0.0 RC","content":" > We're happy to announce the availability of version 7 of TEI Publisher > as a release candidate. Release Highlight: Open API Version 7 represents the logical next step on our mission to improve interoperability, sustainability and long-term maintenance of editions created with TEI Publisher. While version 6 addressed the client side by extracting all webcomponents into a separate package, version 7 applies a similar redesign to the server side: 1. It exposes a well-defined, clear API specification following the Open API standard. Understanding how exactly TEI Publisher routes requests through the various layers was often challenging. With the new API we have a single, well-documented entry point to which you can also add your own functionality. 2. Updating becomes much easier due to defined API versions, clear configuration and separation of concerns 3. The API can be easily accessed by other software outside TEI Publisher or its webcomponents, say, for example, Python or R scripts ! The basis of this redesign is the new OAS-Router library, which reads a service specification following the Open API standard and maps incoming requests to the XQuery library implementing the actual functionality. By using Open API we can benefit from a wide choice of tools and utilities available for many programming languages. Users can extend or modify the API by adding their own endpoints to `custom-api.json`. Open API allows you to describe all the details of an API call (i.e. parameters, response codes etc.), so your XQuery code can concentrate on implementing the actual functionality without having to bother with parameter or response types. Furthermore, every API operation is independently tested against the specification, to assure that e.g. parameter and response types correspond exactly to the definition. For this our main Git repositories now use a sophisticated setup for running automated tests. Other Improvements The webcomponent library saw a number of important bug fixes and improvements. Despite the API changes, the library is fully backwards compatible: it first checks which version of TEI Publisher is running on the server and adjusts accordingly. Among other things we improved the component handling file uploads, introduced a way to navigate back to the parent collection of a document being viewed, fixed bugs in the visual ODD editor, the search component and many others. Upgrading While version 7 tries to ensure that future updates will become much smoother, upgrading to 7 does still require a few manual steps, which are described in the documentation. Get It! TEI Publisher 7.0.0 RC is available as an application package on top of the eXist XML Database. Install it into a recent eXist (5.0.0 or newer) by going to the dashboard and selecting TEI Publisher from the package manager. For more information refer to the documentation or visit the homepage to play around with it. Thanks Again our special thanks go to the Swiss Nationale Infrastruktur für Editionen - Infrastructure nationale pour les éditions for funding most of the redesign!  The Open API implementation was inspired by earlier work funded by Early Chinese Periodicals Online (ECPO). A lot of bug fixes were supported by the Sammlung Schweizerischer Rechtsquellen. ","tags":["announcements","tei-publisher","release"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-vanilla-meeting-summary/","title":"TEI \"Vanilla\" meeting summary","content":" Following the spontaneous exchange on e-editiones Slack channel, we have held an online community meeting to discuss the emerging TEI Vanilla proposal on October 20th. It was a pleasure to see such a broad interest and diverse representation of participants, spanning the entire range from TEI newcomers to current and former TEI Council and Board members. Main motivation for what Martin Mueller and I initially codenamed TEI Vanilla were recurring voices expressing frustration of starting a TEI project. Without previous experience with this extensive and robust vocabulary the learning curve may be quite steep and the whole process overwhelming. During the meeting we had a chance to hear many opinions on history, theory, practice and local circumstances of conducting a TEI project. These voices cannot be easily reconciled but form an excellent base for further discussion. Nevertheless, there was a shared agreement on certain shortcomings in the availability of: - introductory and advanced material for self-study - curated repository of extensive examples in different languages and covering different domains - critical commentary focusing on the bigger picture and decision making through the whole process: from encoding to publishing Similarly, we agreed during the meeting, that a particular customization tied to a schema, following the path of TEI Lite or TEI Simple is at the moment a secondary concern. Rather a “kleine Katechismus”, presenting main concepts and considerations in a linear progression is sorely missed. Naturally, there’s no single path through the richness of the TEI but we imagine such an introductory guide would embrace the 80/20 approach and focus on issues relevant for virtually all projects. All these postulates are not new and there is a lot of diverse material dispersed through the web already. TEI website and wiki pages try to point its user towards projects, tools and tutorials. Nevertheless, these lists, or resources they refer to, are often dated or fragmentary, therefore do not give an adequate overview, particularly of emerging practices. It is obvious that gathering and preparing resources helpful for broad spectre of TEI users is a task both daunting as well as never-ending, and can only be undertaken and then maintained within the interested communities of practice themselves. e-editiones society sees its important role in providing a space for publication and coordinating efforts on preparation of guides, tutorials and best practice recommendations for digital editions and would like to invite you to submit proposals for: - guest blog posts on e-editiones.org covering various aspects of preparing and publishing a digital edition - TEI-encoded samples for various domains - accompanying ODD schema and processing model customizations You can discuss and submit proposals via TEI Vanilla issue tracker. PS We hoped to provide a recording of our online meeting and did not minute it. Unfortunately, due to a technical glitch, the recording quality is insufficient for publication. I am very sorry for this and would like to encourage other participants to share their perspectives, opinions and points for discussion I might have missed in this summary. Hoping to hear from you soon, Magdalena Turska ","tags":["meetups","events","tei","tei vanilla"]},{"id":"/posts/vscode/","title":"New Visual Studio Code extension for TEI Publisher","content":" Enhancing TEI documents with semantic markup, i.e. encode places, people or terms, can be a time consuming and tedious task. For the Karl Barth edition project, we have thus created a new extension for Visual Studio Code (vscode) and published it as Open Source. Where it all started: a Word plugin Within the Karl Barth edition, texts to be published in new volumes are encoded in Microsoft Word and transformed to TEI using TEI Publisher's powerful docx2TEI conversion feature based on the TEI processing model. To simplify semantic encoding, eXist Solutions created a **Word plugin** for the project, which allows editors to easily encode entities occurring within the text: select a string representing an entity, click a button and the plugin will run a query against the database of the Karl Barth Gesamtausgabe, showing potential matches for each possible category. With another click, the selected entity is inserted into the Word document, including a reference to the entity in the database. This proved to be a huge timesaver: what took minutes before - switching to a different window, doing a search and copying the ID - is now done in seconds. A screenshot of the Word plugin is shown below: !MS Word screenshot The plugin also allows editors to get a preview of how the current text would look like in TEI and how it would be rendered to HTML by TEI Publisher's ODD-based transformations. The preview feature sends the underlying Word XML to a TEI Publisher instance, which transforms it first to TEI, and then - if requested - to HTML. Editors can thus see the text as it would later appear on the website. Porting it to Visual Studio Code However, the Word-workflow only covers the new volumes: we still have 54 already published volumes in TEI, which need to be extended. Parts of this is done automatically (via entity detection), but there's still a lot of manual editing involved. Thus the question arised if the Word plugin could be ported to an XML editor. For sure, oXygen would have been the obvious choice, but since the Word Plugin was already written in javascript/typescript, we decided to give Visual Studio Code a try. It turned out to be rather straightforward and the first usable version was done within one evening. Thrilled by the success, we invested two more days to make the plugin more generic, in particular, add connectors for other authority databases. Beyond the Karl Barth Gesamtausgabe, we now have connectors for the German GND, metagrid, Geonames and Google places. !Enity lookup screencast The TEI snippet to be inserted for each of the entity types can be configured in the settings. For example, you could replace `
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A patch release of TEI Publisher, version 7.1.2, is now available. This should help all new users to avoid the dependency issues reported recently. As long as you avoid updating tei-publisher-lib via the dashboard, everything should work as before.
If you already upgraded tei-publisher-lib by mistake, you may downgrade to 2.10.1 and reinstall TEI Publisher or your custom app.
We use semantic versioning for all TEI Publisher projects: a change in the first digit of the version number indicates a breaking change. You should be aware that such releases are not fully backwards compatible and may require adjustments to existing apps. Please read the section on upgrading below.
We recommend waiting with the update until the 8.0 release of TEI Publisher is out - unless you really want to test the latest features.
Warning: custom applications generated by TEI Publisher may update `tei-publisher-lib` automatically when (re-)installed into eXist. See below how to prevent this.
Please note that we follow a semantic versioning scheme: an increase in the major version number indicates a breaking change, i.e. not backwards compatible version. While majority of web components will work as before, some may need special attention (in particular pb-facs-link in combination with pb-facsimile, see below).
We use semantic versioning for all TEI Publisher projects: a change in the first digit of the version number indicates a breaking change. You should be aware that such releases are not fully backwards compatible and may require adjustments to existing apps.
Warning: custom applications generated by TEI Publisher may update `tei-publisher-lib` automatically when (re-)installed into eXist. See how to prevent this.
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Individual membership Natural persons membership fee is reduced to CHF 50.– In justified cases individual membership fee may be waived at discretion of the board. !Photo by krakenimages on Unsplash "},{"id":"/pages/","title":"Board","content":""},{"id":"/pages/members/","title":"Members","content":" Institutional Members - Digital Humanities/Walter Benjamin Kolleg der Universität Bern - The Hans Christian Andersen Centre, University of Southern Denmark - Institute of Slovenian Literature and Literary studies, Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Ljubljana - Karl Barth-Stiftung, Basel - Kommission für Geschichte des Parlamentarismus und der politischen Parteien e.V. - Rechtsquellenstiftung des Schweizerischen Juristenvereins - Schola Cantorum Basiliensis / FHNW - Schweizerische Akademie der Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften (SAGW) - Staatsarchiv Zürich, Zürich - Stadtarchiv der Ortsbürgergemeinde der Stadt St.Gallen - Stiftsbibliothek St.Gallen - Stiftung Eisenbibliothek, Klostergut Paradies, Schlatt TG - Trägerschaft Archives Online - Zentrum Digitale Editionen & Editionsanalytik, Universität Zürich - eXist Solutions GmbH, Lenzkirch/Berlin Individual Members - Elisa Beshero-Bondar, PhD, Program Chair of Digital Media, Arts, and Technology Professor of Digital Humanities | Director of the Digital Humanities Lab at Penn State Erie, the Behrend College, Member of the TEI Technical Council - Philip R. «Pib» Burns, Senior Developer, Research Computing Services Northwestern University - Giuliano Di Bacco, PhD, music historian and medievalist, director of the Resources and Studies for the History of Music Theory (CHMTL, Indiana University Bloomington), including the Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum - Anne Diekjobst, Dr. des., Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, u.a. Edition des Zinsrodels des Klosters Feldbach - Rita Gautschy, Dr., Privatdozentin an der Universität Basel, Direktorin des Swiss National Data and Service Center for the Humanities (DaSCH) - Sulamith Gehr, Basler Edition der Bernoulli-Briefwechsel - Mascha Hansen, Dr., Lecturer, Department of British and North American Studies (IfAA), University of Greifswald - Pauline Jacsont, Research Associate in Digital Humanities, project «Desenrollando el cordel», University of Geneva - Boris Lehečka, freelance developer (Persian-Czech Dictionary, digital edition of J. A. Comenius’s work) - Prof. Dr. Christina Lechtermann, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Fakultät für Philologie Germanistisches Institut - Stephan Makowski, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter in Digital Humanities, DFG-Projekt \"Index Librorum Civitatum\", Bergische Universität Wuppertal - David Maus, Leiter der Abteilung Forschung und Entwicklung. Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Hamburg Carl von Ossietzky - Christopher F. Minty, Ph.D., Managing Editor, Center for Digital Editing, University of Virginia - Wolfgang Meier, Mitarbeiter at the Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften; Jinntec GmbH and exist Solutions, Berlin - Emmanuelle Morlock, Ingénieure au CNRS – Humanités numériques & données de la recherche | Laboratoire HiSoMA (UMR 5189) – Lyon | Chargée de mission « Science ouverte » à l’Institut des Sciences humaines et sociales (InSHS) pour la politique de soutien aux revues scientifiques et données de la recherche - Martin Mueller, PhD, Professor Emeritus of English & Classics, Northwestern University, project lead of Early Print - Elli Mylonas, Center for Digital Scholarship, University Library, Brown University - Maria Niku, Software Developer, Finnish Literature Society, Helsinki; Lea – critical edition, Forest Finns' Letters to Gottlund - Dr. Andreas Kränzle, Research Fellow for the Digital Edition at Karl Barth-Archiv, University of Basel and k & r, Zürich - Krzysztof Nowak, Medieval Latin lexicographer and corpus linguist, project lead of the Electronic corpus of Polish Medieval Latin and developer of dictionary and digital edition applications | Departement of Medieval Latin, Institute of Polish Language (Polish Academy of Sciences) - Roberta Padlina, Dr. des., Coordinator NIE-INE, Universität Basel - Gerold Ritter, Dr., e-hist, Zürich - Antonio Rojas-Castro, PhD, /Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften and Universidad Internacional de la Rioja - Gil Shalit, DH Development - Sinai Rusinek, Elijah Lab, Haifa University; project leader of TraveLab - Roman Sigg, Stadtarchivar Stein am Rhein - Christian Sinn, Dr. phil., Professor, Präsident der Masterarbeitskommission Studienbereichsleiter Sprachen und Literatur, Pädagogische Hochschule St.Gallen - Anna Skolimowska, Dr. hab., Head of the Laboratory for Source Editing & Digital Humanities, Faculty of «Artes Liberales», University of Warsaw - Spadini, Elena, Dr., Research Navigator, Research and Infrastructure Support (RISE), Universität Basel - Claudia Sutter, freie Historikerin, Archivarin, Stein am Rhein, Urbar des Dominikanerinnenklosters St. Katharinen St.Gallen - Pascale Sutter, Dr., Leiterin der Rechtsquellenstiftung des Schweizerischen Juristenvereins, c/o Universität St. Gallen - Cristina Vertan, Dr., Projektleiterin von Annotation und Analyse von historischen Dokumenten, Arbeitsstelle Computerphilologie, Universität Hamburg - Georg Vogeler, Dr. phil., Professor Digital Humanities, Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung, Universität Graz - Andreas Wagner, Dr., Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory - Arman Weidenmann, Stadtarchiv der Ortsbürgergemeinde St. Gallen - Joseph Wicentowski, PhD, Historian, Office of the Historian, U.S. Department of State - Rolf Wissmann, M.A, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter SNF-Forschungsprojekt: «Vicentino21», Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz | Musik-Akademie Basel, Hochschule für Musik | Schola Cantorum Basiliensis - Christian von Zimmermann, Dr. phil., Privatdozent, Leiter Forschungsstelle Jeremias Gotthelf, Bern - Elias Zimmermann, Elias Zimmermann, Dr., wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter Proto4DigEd, and Digitale Edition Annemarie Schwarzenbach "},{"id":"/pages/statuten-des-vereins-e-editiones-german/","title":"Statuten des Vereins e-editiones (German)","content":" Revidierte Version vom 5. November 2020 Art. 1 Name Unter dem Namen «e-editiones» besteht ein Verein im Sinne von Art. 60 ff. des schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches mit Sitz in St.Gallen. Art. 2 Vereinszweck (1) Der Verein leistet einen Beitrag für die Erschliessung, Erhaltung und Vermittlung des Kulturerbes, indem er den fachlichen Austausch und die Förderung der Vernetzung und Standardisierung digitaler wissenschaftlicher Editionen sowie die Interessenvertretung digitaler Editionen verfolgt. Der Verein bemüht sich um die Qualitätssicherung und Qualitätsverbesserung mittels anerkannter technischer Standards sowie um die technische Pflege der Inhalte und ermöglicht die freie Nachnutzung zu wissenschaftlichen Zwecken. (2) Der Verein hat insbesondere folgende Aufgaben: a) Förderung und Koordination von Entwicklungen im Open Source Bereich für wissenschaftliche digitale Editionen
b) Betrieb einer Informations- und Kommunikationsplattform für die Mitglieder
c) Unterstützung von Editionsprojekten bei der dauerhaften Speicherung digitaler Daten und Zugänglichmachung digitaler Daten
d) Beratung und Unterstützung von Editionsprojekten
(3) Der Verein verfolgt keine kommerziellen Zwecke und erstrebt keinen Gewinn. Art. 3 Finanzierung (1) Zur Verfolgung des Vereinszwecks kann über folgende Mittel verfügt werden: a) Mitgliederbeiträge
b) Zuwendungen, Spenden und Subventionen
(2) Der volle Mitgliederbeitrag beträgt CHF 500.–. Für natürliche Personen gibt es einen ermässigten Mitgliederbeitrag von CHF 50.–. (3) Das Geschäftsjahr entspricht dem Kalenderjahr. Art. 4 Mitgliedschaft (1) Mitglieder können juristische Personen und natürliche Personen werden, die den Vereinszweck unterstützen. (2) Aufnahmegesuche sind an den Vorstand zu richten, der die Aufnahme der Mitgliederversammlung vorschlägt. Art. 5 Erlöschen der Mitgliedschaft Die Mitgliedschaft erlischt durch Austritt, Ausschluss oder Auflösung der jeweiligen juristischen oder natürlichen Person. Art. 6 Austritt Der Austritt aus dem Verein ist jederzeit möglich und ist dem Vorstand schriftlich mitzuteilen. Für das laufende Jahr ist der volle Mitgliederbeitrag geschuldet. Art. 7 Ausschluss (1) Bei anhaltenden Verstössen gegen den Vereinszweck oder bei Nichterfüllen der Beitragspflicht kann ein Mitglied aus dem Verein ausgeschlossen werden. (2) Den Ausschlussentscheid kann die Mitgliederversammlung mit einfacher Mehrheit fällen. Das auszuschliessende Mitglied muss vorgängig angehört werden. Art. 8 Organe des Vereins Die Organe des Vereins sind: a) die Mitgliederversammlung
b) der Vorstand
c) die Revisionsstelle
Art. 9 Die Mitgliederversammlung Das oberste Organ des Vereins ist die Mitgliederversammlung. In ihre Kompetenz fallen insbesondere: a) Entscheid über die Aufnahme von Neumitgliedern
b) Genehmigung des Protokolls der letzten Mitgliederversammlung
c) Genehmigung des Jahresberichts des Vorstands
d) Entgegennahme des Revisionsberichts und Genehmigung der Jahresrechnung
e) Entlastung des Vorstandes
f) Wahl des Präsidenten, der weiteren Vorstandsmitglieder sowie der Revisionsstelle
g) Genehmigung des Jahresbudgets
h) Genehmigung des Tätigkeitsprogramms
i) Beschlussfassung über Anträge des Vorstands und der Mitglieder
j) Beschlussfassung über Änderung der Statuten
k) Beschlussfassung über die Auflösung des Vereins und die Verwendung des - Vereinsvermögens
Art. 10 Einberufung der Mitgliederversammlung (1) Eine ordentliche Mitgliederversammlung findet jährlich statt. (2) Zur Mitgliederversammlung werden die Mitglieder spätestens 10 Tage im Voraus schriftlich (Brief oder E-Mail) unter Angabe der Traktanden eingeladen. (3) Der Vorstand oder 1/5 der Mitglieder können jederzeit die Einberufung einer ausserordentlichen Mitgliederversammlung unter Angaben des Zwecks verlangen. Die Versammlung hat spätestens vier Wochen nach Eingang des Begehrens zu erfolgen. Art. 11 Stimmrecht und Beschlussfassung (1) Stimmberechtigt sind nur Mitglieder, die den vollen Mitgliederbeitrag leisten. (2) Jede ordnungsgemäss einberufene Mitgliederversammlung ist beschlussfähig, wenn 1/5 der stimmberechtigten Mitglieder daran teilnimmt. (3) Die stimmberechtigten Mitglieder fassen die Beschlüsse mit dem einfachen Mehr. Bei Stimmengleichheit fällt die/der Präsident/in den Stichentscheid. (4) Statutenänderungen benötigen die Zustimmung einer 2/3–Mehrheit der Stimmberechtigten. (5) Die Teilnahme an der Mitgliederversammlung ist auch per Telefon- oder Videokonferenz möglich. (6) Zirkularbeschlüsse sind zulässig. (7) Über die gefassten Beschlüsse ist ein Protokoll abzufassen. Art. 12 Vorstand (1) Der Vorstand besteht aus mindestens drei Personen: Präsident/in, Schriftführer/in und Kassier/in. Die Amtszeit dauert zwei Jahre, wobei Wiederwahl möglich ist. (2) Der Vorstand konstituiert sich selbst. (3) Der Vorstand führt die laufenden Geschäfte und vertritt den Verein gegen aussen. (4) Die/der Präsident/in besorgt die Geschäfte, die ihr/ihm der Vorstand überträgt, und leitet die Mitgliederversammlung. (5) Die/der Präsident/in legt dem Vorstand und der Mitgliederversammlung Rechenschaft ab. (6) Der Vorstand kann für die Erreichung der Vereinsziele Dritte gegen eine angemessene Entschädigung anstellen oder beauftragen. (7) Zirkularbeschlüsse sind zulässig. Art. 13 Zeichnungsberechtigung Der Vorstand entscheidet über die Zeichnungsberechtigung seiner Mitglieder. Art. 14 Die Revisionsstelle (1) Die Mitgliederversammlung wählt zwei Rechnungsrevisoren/innen oder eine juristische Person, welche jährlich die Buchführung und die Jahresrechnung kontrollieren. (2) Die Revisionsstelle erstattet dem Vorstand zuhanden der Mitgliederversammlung Bericht. (3) Die Amtszeit dauert zwei Jahre, wobei Wiederwahl möglich ist. Art. 15 Haftung Für die Verbindlichkeiten des Vereins haftet ausschliesslich das Vereinsvermögen. Art. 16 Auflösung des Vereins (1) Zur Auflösung des Vereins bedarf es einer 2/3-Mehrheit der in einer Mitgliederversammlung anwesenden Mitglieder. (2) Bei einer Auflösung des Vereins fällt das Vereinsvermögen an eine nicht kommerzielle, steuerbefreite Organisation, welche den gleichen oder einen ähnlichen Zweck verfolgt. Die Verteilung des Vereinsvermögens unter den Mitgliedern ist ausgeschlossen. Art. 17 Inkrafttreten Diese Statuten wurden an der Gründungsversammlung vom 4. Mai 2020 angenommen und sind mit diesem Datum in Kraft getreten. "},{"id":"/pages/strategy/","title":"Strategy","content":" e-editiones: Focus of the Society The focus of the the e-editiones society rests on 4 pillars: 1. Initiating and Coordinating Developments in Open Source Software for Digital Editions 2. Promotion of Information Exchange and Communication between the stakeholders involved 3. Fundraising for the purposes of the society 4. Ensuring long term availability of digital editions 1\\. Initiating and Coordinating Developments in Open Source Software for Digital Editions The society promotes the use of open standards and open source software for digital editions. While digital editions may differ considerably in structure and content, there is great overlap in the basic technical functionality that each edition must offer. Small projects often face the challenge of publishing an edition under time pressure and with limited resources and would benefit from access to free, open source. standards-based software that could provide much of this functionality out of the box. All projects, including those that are well-resourced, would benefit from such software, by avoiding the need to reinvent the wheel and incur high development and maintenance costs, which threaten their long term sustainability. The society therefore focuses on the promotion of open source, standard-based software. Editions should be able to reuse existing building blocks in a modular way, achieving quick solutions at low cost, but without being forced into a corset, neither technically nor scholarly. The society therefore focuses on the promotion of open source, standard-based software. Editions should be able to reuse existing building blocks in a modular way, achieving quick solutions at low cost, but without being forced into a technical or scholarly corset. The starting point for the founders of the society is their shared use of TEI Publisher, which meets above conditions: 1. TEI Publisher is consistently based on TEI and related standards such as ODD and TEI Processing Model; 2. TEI Publisher is implemented as a toolbox: the entire user interface consists of small components complying with W3C standards, which can be recombined and reassembled as needed; 3. TEI Publisher supports exchange and communication between different editions; and 4. as a free, open source software project TEI Publisher enables and stimulates competition between commercial service providers serving the publishing industry. The society thus initially aims to further support the development of TEI Publisher and TEI Publisher-based projects. However, such software cannot be created in isolation. Rather, it requires a constant exchange between developers and users, who are familiar with the technical requirements of their respective edition projects. This is how TEI Publisher originated—as an initiative of the TEI Community and has since been continuously developed in interaction with a large number of projects. The Society would like to provide a stable and productive forum for this exchange of information, but it does not limit itself specifically to TEI Publisher. Direct communication between edition projects is also central: instead of having to solve the same problems over and over again, projects should benefit from the experience and developments of other editions. In most cases, the technical requirements of an edition can already be covered with existing building blocks. Where this does not suffice and new blocks are needed, edition projects should coordinate with others to avoid duplicate developments. If possible, new building blocks should be created in a generic way so that other editions can easily adapt them to their requirements. To do this, the project’s context has to be extended beyond the single edition and a broader perspective needs to be adopted. It is a main objective of the society to coordinate such developments and channel existing funds or funding applications in a way that supports sustainability, from which all members derive long term benefits. 2\\. Promotion of Information Exchange and Communication between the stakeholders involved A second important goal of the society is to promote a constant exchange of information between the members. This includes establishing a communication platform open to all members for questions, suggestions, and other contributions. However, based on our experience with open source projects, we know that such communication only works in the long run if there are responsible individuals taking on a coordination role, overseeing requests, and, if necessary, referring communications to the right people. The society therefore intends to appoint a secretary who will take on these responsibilities and be available as a contact person for all members. In addition to electronic communication, the society also plans workshops, seminars, and talks—or arranges these on request. It can often be assumed that the projects themselves have funds to cover travel costs. However, this is not always the case. The society should therefore be able to cover part of the costs from membership fees—e.g., travel expenses or a compensation for invited experts. The society also actively seeks members and promotes sustainable solutions—e.g., through conference talks or workshops. 3\\. Fundraising for the purposes of the society The society can support its members in writing project funding applications, or it can apply for funding itself and in this case represent the interests of all members. All software development shall be for the benefit of the general public and must be available for further use as open source. 4\\. Ensuring long term availability of digital editions Especially for smaller edition projects with limited resources, hosting can be a massive problem. Running a server and maintaining the associated infrastructure is expensive and requires constant commitment, which likely extends beyond the planned duration of the project. And even if hosting is provided by an institutional service infrastructure, those institutions’ own resource constraints may limit their role to providing updates and minimal maintenance only, a tragic pattern that too often leads services to become partially or completely inaccessible after a few years. The society is therefore committed to ensuring that public memory institutions (i.e., archives, libraries, and universities) provide the editions on a long-term basis. The society wants to dramatically lower the cost and effort for institutions charged with maintaining the editions. In early 2020, the swissuniversities project, Nationale Infrastruktur Editionen (NIE-INE), sponsored improvements to TEI Publisher to facilitate long-term updates and enable shared hosting of heterogeneous edition projects on one platform. The society also assists edition projects to secure a (public) provider for the time after the completion of the funding period and plan for the long-term archiving of the project’s raw data. Since the entire software is freely available, it is also possible for infrastructure providers to set up a corresponding service. The society explicitly welcomes and supports this. "},{"id":"/posts/stay-home-learn-tei-publisher-from-scratch-june-2020/","title":"«Stay Home Learn TEI Publisher From Scratch»","content":" «Stay Home Learn TEI Publisher From Scratch» Online Course A 3-part online course: 8th, 15th and 22nd of June 4-5 pm (CEST) Find all informations on github: https://github.com/eeditiones/workshop !Photo by Headway on Unsplash ","tags":["events","workshop"]},{"id":"/pages/meeting-minutes/","title":"Meeting Minutes","content":" Assembly 2024 16th April 2024 (16 h CEST) MS Teams - Invitation/Agenda - 4nd AGM of e-editiones (german, english) PDF - [ad 3\\] Protokoll der Sitzung vom 2.5.2023 (german) Protokoll der 3. GV e-editiones - [ad 5\\] Annual Accounts 2023 PDF), bilance PDF revision PDF - [ad 6\\] Budget 2024 Assembly 2023 2nd May 2023 (16 h CEST) - Invitation/Agenda - 3nd AGM of e-editiones (german, english) PDF - [ad 3\\] Protokoll der Sitzung vom 5.4.2022 (german) Protokoll der 2. GV e-editiones - [ad 4\\] Annual Report (english)/Newsletter 2023/1 - [ad 5\\] Annual Accounts 2022 PDF revision PDF - [ad 6\\] Budget 2023 Assembly 2022 5th April 2022 - Invitation/Agenda - 2nd AGM of e-editiones (german, english) PDF - [ad 3\\] Protokoll der Sitzung vom 1.3.2021 (deutsch) [PDF] - [ad 4\\] Annual Report (english)/Newsletter 2022/1 - [ad 5\\] Annual Accounts 2021 PDF and revision PDF - [ad 6\\] Budget 2022 PDF Assembly 2021 1st March 2021 - Invitation/Agenda - 1st AGM of e-editiones (german, english) PDF - [ad 3\\] Minutes of May 4, 2020 (german) PDF - [ad 3\\] Amendments to the statues 5th Nov 2020 (german) PDF - [ad 4\\] Annual Report (english)/Newsletter 2021/1 - [ad 5\\] Annual Accounts 2020 PDF and revision PDF - [ad 6\\] Budget 2021 PDF - [ad 6\\] TEI Publisher 8 PDF Amendments to the statutes 5th Nov 2020 - Protokoll (german) PDF Founding meeting 4th May 2020 - Protokoll (german) PDF "},{"id":"/pages/get-in-touch/","title":"Get in Touch","content":" The following channels are open for community discussions. You don't need to be a member to join the conversation, though we certainly encourage you to join forces and become one. Mailing List The mailing list serves as general communication hub for announcements, questions, suggestions, introductions, exchange of ideas and everything else you would like to share. Please note that this should not replace existing mailing lists like TEI-L or exist-open, so please consider first if your particular question would better be asked on one of the more specialized lists. However, do not hesitate to communicate and remember: there are no silly questions and our community is open and welcoming. The list is subscription only and open to the public. Please subscribe by filling out the form. To post a message to all the list members, send email to: community@e-editiones.org. Slack Community Slack allows a more direct communication than the mailing list, so it's good for ongoing discussions between users present at the same time, but messages will not be archived forever. Two channels are available: - `community` - open to everyone, including non-members - `members` - only visible for members The board will treat communications in the `members` channel with a higher priority. Please join the slack workspace. Mastodon, Twitter and LinkedIn We will post news via our Mastodon, Twitter account and LinkedIn accounts. If you would like to share something about a project or forthcoming events, please contact the e-editiones board or mention us on the according platform so we can reshare. GitHub You can find the source code of the TEI Publisher and many examples on GitHub. YouTube On YouTube you can find some recordings of meetings and workshops: YouTube Zenodo On Zenodo we have a community with different TEI datasets from projects which are using the TEI Publisher: Zenodo "},{"id":"/pages/getting-started/","title":"Getting Started","content":" If you want to dive in straight away go to the TEI Publisher Documentation. TEI Publisher From Scratch To get started you can work through our workshop «TEI Publisher From Scratch». It is recommended to first view the instructions by Wolfgang Meier. If you have to catch up with some technologies or standards you will find helpful links and literature below. GitHub repository of the workshop Part 1 - Simple renditions with model - Using predicates - Passing parameters to behaviours - Integrating information from the TEI header - Using modelSequence - Showing Metadata from the teiHeader Workshop Live recording (Video) Slides Assignments Solutions (Video) Part 2 - Showing a Facsimile - Output metadata in a separate column - Display additional metadata Workshop Live recording (Video) Slides Assignments Solutions (Video) Part 3 - Generating a separate application - Add a static page - Global document styles - Download the application to local disk Workshop Live recording (Video) Slides Assignements Solutions (Video) Helpful Literature and Websites Working with TEI Publisher requires some knowledge of TEI, basic XPath and a little CSS. If you don't know any XPath yet, we recommend to read the short introduction linked below. TEI Publisher Documentation - TEI Publisher documentation XML - Introduction to XML - A Gentle Introduction to XML CSS - Mozilla MDN - DevDocs: searchable reference of CSS features and properties XPath - Follow the XPath!: short introduction to XPath - XPath and XQuery Functions: the official W3C specification covering all standard XPath functions - XQuery for Humanists: book with companion website TEI - https://teibyexample.org/ - TEI Guidelines: the ultimate reference - What is the Text Encoding Initiative?, a French translation is also available TEI Processing Model - Section 22.5.4.1 of the TEI Guidelines: the official specification of the TEI Processing Model - TEI Publisher Documentation TEI Publisher Hands on Workshop - Slides of Lars Windauers 'TEI-Publisher Hands-On' presentation at the \"Winter School 2021 - Digitale Editionen-Masterclass\" by Bergische Universität Wupertal. Slides are in German. "},{"id":"/pages/how-to-contribute/","title":"How to Contribute","content":" > re-using components, **pooling resources** and sharing best practices **benefits everyone** in the community and ensures our projects remain online and maintained for the decades to come During the past years a growing number of projects from small to large have decided to publish their materials with the TEI Publisher. It gives us all not only the opportunity but also the responsibility to make the project thrive for years to come and to make it truly sustainable option for XML publishing! While we are very happy with the achievements so far, we still have a much broader vision to fulfill. To make this happen we invite the community to contribute to the project - by means of code, ideas, documentation, tutorials and funding. Become a Member or Supporter We would be thrilled if you can convince your organization to become a member of e-editiones. Institutional membership gives our society the best leverage when applying for funding or infrastructural support. If this is difficult in your institution, consider to join the society as an individual. Add your project to our registry We love to hear back from people and organizations who use software or resources curated by e-editiones. Add your project, however large or small, to our registry. We are more than happy to list initiatives already at an early stage of development. Your entry informs us of the reaches of our community and demonstrate impact to the funding bodies. It also fosters communication and collaboration between the projects. Source Code on Github Found a bug? Miss a feature? File an issue on our GitHub. Even better if you can help us by sharing your fixes and features. Don't be shy to make a Pull Request! Help with funding We're happy to join funding bids which relate to the goals of our society or accept partners contributing seed funds to the proposals we make. Need a feature but can't finance it in full? Please get in touch and we'll try to pool resources within our community to make it happen. Last but not least, we have a Donate button and your contributions go into open source development. Share your expertise There are community members who struggle with one or another aspect of their project. Help and mentor others - publish teaching materials, answer questions and troubleshoot problems other users may have on our Slack workspace, mailing list and other forums. Enhance our FAQ. We also welcome contributions to our website discussing particular use cases, best practices or solutions. Translations on Crowdin Thanks to our international user community, TEI Publisher is already localized into 20 languages! If you could help us with a new translation or review an existing one, please go to Crowdin to make the TEI Publisher even more international. Just one hour of your time can make a huge difference. TEI Examples To make the TEI Publisher as versatile as possible we are looking for TEI examples which can be used for development, tests and also for teaching. Create new or enhance existing example documents and ODDs so we present showcases for various TEI applications. The collection is hosted on GitHub. Tell people about us Follow us on Mastodon, LinkedIn and Twitter. Repost and like related posts. We'll be grateful for credit on your project page, so just grab the most fitting logo from GitHub. If you are a already a member of e-editiones you are especially encouraged to use our member logo. "},{"id":"/posts/community-event-on-music-encoding/","title":"Community Event on Music Encoding","content":" We would like to invite all members and non-members of e-editiones.org to another community event on 8th of July, 16:00 CEST (check your local time). Community members Giuliano Di Bacco and Dennis Ried will give us a lightning introduction to the Music Encoding Initiative (MEI) and its practical use. We'll then have an open conversation about possible integrations of MEI into TEI Publisher. There will be also be room for further discussion in the \"any other business\" section afterwards. So if you have other topics or questions beyond music encoding, do not hesitate to bring them up. Join us on jitsi: https://meet.jit.si/e-editiones-events This event will be the first in a series of community meetups we would like to establish on a monthly basis. Looking forward to see you all next week.","tags":["events","meetups"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-publisher-60/","title":"TEI Publisher 6.0.0","content":" > This is a major release introducing the refactored and extended TEI > Publisher component library as well as numerous bugfixes and new > features. Release Highlight: User Interface Components as an Independent Library Publisher's library of web components is now distributed via npm. Thanks to the increasing support for the web component standards in modern browsers, the heavier framework used before (Polymer) could be dropped and has been replaced by LitElement, which is just a thin wrapper around native web components. While invisible to users, this redesign greatly improves modularity of Publisher-based applications. Thanks to npm releases, updating the user interface for all Publisher-based apps becomes simply a question of changing a single variable in the configuration file. Furthermore, Publisher's library of web components - true to the basic idea of Web Components Standard - can be included in any HTML webpage. This means it can be embedded into existing CMS or any other publishing solution, even if it's not running eXist-db (e.g. the popular Hugo or WordPress). A few lines of HTML is sufficient to embed a document view anywhere you like: Similarly, if you prefer to write your own application using any of the popular frameworks like angular, vue or react you can easily import the pb-components package and use it directly in your project. As a final consequence, this change decouples the component library from the TEI Publisher app. It is now possible to host multiple applications, which depend on different versions of the component library, without conflict, within the same eXist-db instance, a point of importance for institutions with numerous projects. Main New Features and Bug Fixes - Redesigned and simplified CSS styling customization Styling properties are now exposed via standard CSS files and theme variables. Stylesheets can also be specified within the ODD, as previously, or through `pb-view` component configuration attributes. - Extended internationalization - full i18n support for all the labels in HTML templates and within web components - mechanism for project specific language files extending the default Publisher collection - a number of new languages added and existing ones updated. Currently TEI Publisher is fully translated into Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, French, Georgian, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish and Ukrainian. - Subcorpora - new TEI Publisher data organization Publisher's pre-populated data collection is now split into Playground and TEI Publisher demo collection areas which illustrate how this mechanism could be used to host multiple subcorpora within single TEI Publisher application. - New and improved web components - `pb-select-feature` and `pb-toggle-feature` components have been extended to allow for interactive changing of display parameters (like switching between regularized or original spelling) which can be then processed client or server-side - new API documentation app and web component demo pages - pb-mei component for rendering Music Encoding Initiative documents based on Verovio; supports optional MIDI playback using web-midi-player ! - Redesigned ODD editor providing an improved user experience - Documentation: - reorganized and extended TEI Publisher documentation - pb-components API documentation and demos Get It! TEI Publisher 6.0.0 is available as an application package on top of the eXist XML Database. Install it into a recent eXist (5.0.0 or newer) by going to the dashboard and selecting TEI Publisher from the package manager. For more information refer to the documentation or visit the homepage to play around with it. A 3-part online course on TEI Publisher 6 has been led by Wolfgang Meier in June 2020. Course material, as well as video recordings of all the sessions, and a walk-through for the assignments are available for self-learning. Find all informations on the workshop GitHub page. Thanks Our thanks go to the Swiss Nationale Infrastruktur für Editionen - Infrastructure nationale pour les éditions for funding a large part of work on the web component refactoring. Work on components for toggling has been aided by a small grant from ACE – Austrian Corpora and Editions of the Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. We are also grateful for the generous contributions of numerous individuals who used the Crowdin platform to translate and proofread Publisher's language files: Boris Lehečka, Øyvind Gjesdal, Sandra Romano Martin, Antonio Rojas Castro, Isabel Marti, Natalia Kotsyba, Elena Spadini, Pietro Liuzzo, Karolina Bielenin-Lenczowska, Jaqueline Pierazzo, Emmanuelle Morlock, Emmanuel Château-Dutier, Clement Plancq, Eduard Drenth, Wout Dillen, Anna-Maria Sichani, Maria Akritidou, Elli Mylonas, Matija Ogrin, Cristina Vertan, Dimitar Illiev, Arman Weidenmann, Leif-Jöran Olsson, Irina Lobzhanidze, Joseph Wicentowski, Juri Leino, Daniel Stoekl, Yael Netzer, Naoki Kokaze, Kiyonori Nagasaki, Toma Tasovac, Alexandra von Criegern, Bettina Pandula, Daria Elagina, and others whom we unfortunately only know by their usernames. e-editiones May of 2020 saw an advent of a new scholarly society: e-editiones. Its goal is to promote open standards for digital editions and free software based on them with a focus on TEI Publisher development. All TEI Publisher source repositories have been moved to the e-editiones github. We encourage you to join the society, through your institution or individually, and take part in our work and discussions, shaping the future of the TEI Publisher.  ","tags":["announcements","tei-publisher","release"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-publisher-6/","title":"TEI Publisher 6","content":" Today the new TEI Publisher 6.0.0 is finally out. This is a major release introducing the refactored and extended component library as well as numerous bugfixes and new features. !Photo by Clem Onojeghuo on Unsplash All Publisher's web components are now available as a LitElement library distributed via npm. While invisible to users, this redesign greatly improves modularity and simplifies updates of Publisher-based applications. It also facilitates embedding of Publisher custom components into CMS systems (e.g. Hugo or WordPress) and other application frameworks (like angular, vue or react). This version also brings extended internationalization and full localization into 19 languages, simplified styling, support for data organization based on subcollections, several new and enhanced components (including one for notated music encoded in MEI), improved ODD editor and major extension and revision of the documentation. !Demo page of the pb-mei component More information about this release can be found on the TEI Publisher blog. A 3-part online course on TEI Publisher 6 has been led by Wolfgang Meier in June 2020. Video recordings of all the sessions, and a walk-through for the assignments are available for self-study. Our special thanks for supporting this release go to: - Numerous community members who helped to translate and proofread language files via Crowdin - Swiss Nationale Infrastruktur für Editionen - Infrastructure nationale pour les éditions for funding a large part of work on the web component refactoring. - ACE – Austrian Corpora and Editions of the Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften for a small grant to enhance toggling mechanisms ","tags":["announcements","tei-publisher","mei","pb-component","release"]},{"id":"/posts/music-is-in-the-air/","title":"Music is in the air - MEI and TEI Publisher","content":" On Wednesday, July 8th we had the opportunity to join another e-editiones online event, this time a session dedicated to MEI (Music Encoding Initiative). Giuliano Di Bacco and Dennis Ried introduced us to MEI and challenges of publishing MEI and MEI-in-TEI collections on the web (see slides). Wolfgang Meier presented early results of his work on integration of MEI into the TEI Publisher. !Photo by Marius Masalar on Unsplash As we learned from Giuliano's and Dennis' introduction _MEI, like the TEI, is an umbrella term which simultaneously describes an organization, a research community, and a markup language_ (music-encoding.org). It's almost 20 years since the first public presentation of the XML schema created by Perry Roland (Univ. of Virginia) for the representation of music notation. Now it has become a thriving community of around 400 members worldwide, specialists from various music research groups, including technologists, librarians, historians, and theorists. This open-source effort to define guidelines for encoding musical documents in a machine-readable structure draws in many aspects on TEI: using an ODD metalanguage to define both the schema and encoding guidelines, dividing the document into metadata, facsimile and text parts, recording logical and structural divisions of the document (albeit named differently) or \"borrowing\" a number of element names from TEI to deal with metadata, textual content, critical apparatus, linking etc. Nevertheless, MEI was designed to specialize in the encoding of music documents, therefore MEI data is predominantly about the meaning of the music notation: notes, rests, chords, measures. That said MEI allows for multiple additional layers of annotations: - about the visual aspects of the notation, and/or of the features of a physical copy of a score - metadata - editorial markup While MEI encoding allows for sophisticated analysis of various features of the musical piece, rendering of MEI documents often poses a substantial challenge. We need to consider that music notation is a very complex system; actually, many systems were developed since the medieval times, and MEI strives to give a sophisticated representation not only of the symbols but of their meaning and of the logic that brings them together in pieces of music of all ages. However, it is still difficult, if not impossible, to render graphically all the nuances of the encoding. Major breakthrough in this respect has been the creation of the Verovio music engraving library which is considered the most advanced solution in the field to generate score visualisations in SVG. Verovio is quite helpful to render the notation for the most common use cases for MEI: - to create transcriptions/editions of music pieces - to produce bibliographies and catalogs Difficulties arise when we need to deal with mixed textual and musical content: from music treatises (see Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum), composers’ letters quoting musical phrases, to opera librettos and listening guides, papers including snippets of music notation (e.g. music textbooks)... Such situations often require the simultaneous use of both TEI and MEI (and for instance a MEI file can be referenced in a TEI document using the \\`\\` element). Giuliano and Dennis walked us through a number of different approaches employed in various projects, where tools specialized just for a single vocabulary do not meet their ideal criteria for broad application: - ease of setting up - TEI and MEI support - facsimile integration Following this cue, Wolfgang has demonstrated his new pb-mei web component which uses Verovio under the hood to generate SVG representation of the score. For TEI documents applying \\`\\` element to include a pointer to a MEI encoding of a music notation it is very straightforward to adjust the ODD to transform this pointer to a pb-mei component, as demonstrated in the pb-mei demo. !Demo page of the pb-mei component This proved to be a very pleasant surprise and a convincing argument that TEI Publisher could be adapted to fit the needs of MEI community. A short discussion followed ranging from detailed questions on MEI encoding, through workflows on creating MEI sources cf. Verovio editor to information important for preparing an ODD and customization modules for supporting MEI in TEI Publisher. We agreed to work with Giuliano and Dennis on including MEI-in-TEI and pure MEI examples in the next minor version of the TEI Publisher to demonstrate fully its capability. We were happy to see that this event gathered the audience of around 17 participants and are looking forward to establishing a monthly meetup online to provide an arena for lively discussions on subjects of interest to the community. Please get in touch if you'd like to discuss a particular topic. ","tags":["events","meetups"]},{"id":"/posts/common-exist-db-tei-publisher-deployment-scenarios/","title":"Common eXist-db / TEI Publisher Deployment Scenarios","content":" This E-editiones online event covers different scenarios of running eXist-db applications by the example of TEI Publisher. Olaf Schreck and Lars Windauer from eXist Solutions will present the different possibilities and requirements for: - Editors presenting their TEI documents - Developers implementing new features - Sysadmins hosting digital editions in TEI Publisher The first part of the event is intended also for the non-technical audience and will provide an overview of the different usage scenarios of TEI Publisher while the second part focuses on setting up and maintaining TEI Publisher for production environments with a focus on the IT automation software Ansible. The event took place on Tuesday the 8th of September from 16:00 till 17:00 CEST on Jitsi. - Slides: Common-eXist-db-TEI-Publisher-Deployment-Scenarios - Workshop Recording Thanks to NIE-INE for sponsoring this event. ","tags":["events","meetups"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-vanilla-a-scoop-of-tei-for-everyone/","title":"TEI Vanilla - a scoop of TEI for everyone","content":" Following the spontaneous but inspiring exchange on e-editiones Slack channel, we'd like to invite you to a new e-editiones community meeting to discuss the emerging TEI Vanilla proposal. The event will take place online at 4pm CET on October 20th, 2020. Many of us at some point expressed their frustration with starting a TEI project. Without previous experience with this extensive and robust vocabulary the learning curve may be quite steep and the whole process overwhelming. TEI Vanilla is a grassroots movement to help newcomers to the TEI community in smooth on-boarding. We feel that a number of prospective users, both individual and institutional, would benefit from a gentler introduction than TEI's excellent but extensive Guidelines provide. Vanilla is meant to pick up where earlier 2015 TEI Simple project, led by the late Sebastian Rahtz, Martin Mueller and Brian Pytlik-Zillig, left off. As some of you would remember, main outcome of the TEI Simple was the TEI Processing Model, now lying at the heart of the TEI Publisher. Nevertheless, the other goal envisioned for Simple was creating a schema which would provide a good starting point for majority, if not most, larger scale editorial projects. We based our selection on a survey of usage through large volume corpora, among them EEBO-TCP and DTA, and believed it to be a solid 80/20 solution: addressing 80% of users needs with 20% of the effort and heartache. Thanks to the space for discussion on e-editiones Slack we found out there are many like-minded individuals willing to join forces in the work of reviewing the schema and working on its own dedicated Guidelines and a body of examples, tutorials and other auxiliary resources. At this point we would like to share our motivations and preliminary goals but above all solicit opinions, perspectives and requirements from our community. Join us for the event and share your thoughts on Slack. ","tags":["announcements","tei","tei vanilla"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-publisher-7-rc/","title":"TEI Publisher 7.0.0 RC","content":" > We're happy to announce the availability of version 7 of TEI Publisher > as a release candidate. Release Highlight: Open API Version 7 represents the logical next step on our mission to improve interoperability, sustainability and long-term maintenance of editions created with TEI Publisher. While version 6 addressed the client side by extracting all webcomponents into a separate package, version 7 applies a similar redesign to the server side: 1. It exposes a well-defined, clear API specification following the Open API standard. Understanding how exactly TEI Publisher routes requests through the various layers was often challenging. With the new API we have a single, well-documented entry point to which you can also add your own functionality. 2. Updating becomes much easier due to defined API versions, clear configuration and separation of concerns 3. The API can be easily accessed by other software outside TEI Publisher or its webcomponents, say, for example, Python or R scripts ! The basis of this redesign is the new OAS-Router library, which reads a service specification following the Open API standard and maps incoming requests to the XQuery library implementing the actual functionality. By using Open API we can benefit from a wide choice of tools and utilities available for many programming languages. Users can extend or modify the API by adding their own endpoints to `custom-api.json`. Open API allows you to describe all the details of an API call (i.e. parameters, response codes etc.), so your XQuery code can concentrate on implementing the actual functionality without having to bother with parameter or response types. Furthermore, every API operation is independently tested against the specification, to assure that e.g. parameter and response types correspond exactly to the definition. For this our main Git repositories now use a sophisticated setup for running automated tests. Other Improvements The webcomponent library saw a number of important bug fixes and improvements. Despite the API changes, the library is fully backwards compatible: it first checks which version of TEI Publisher is running on the server and adjusts accordingly. Among other things we improved the component handling file uploads, introduced a way to navigate back to the parent collection of a document being viewed, fixed bugs in the visual ODD editor, the search component and many others. Upgrading While version 7 tries to ensure that future updates will become much smoother, upgrading to 7 does still require a few manual steps, which are described in the documentation. Get It! TEI Publisher 7.0.0 RC is available as an application package on top of the eXist XML Database. Install it into a recent eXist (5.0.0 or newer) by going to the dashboard and selecting TEI Publisher from the package manager. For more information refer to the documentation or visit the homepage to play around with it. Thanks Again our special thanks go to the Swiss Nationale Infrastruktur für Editionen - Infrastructure nationale pour les éditions for funding most of the redesign!  The Open API implementation was inspired by earlier work funded by Early Chinese Periodicals Online (ECPO). A lot of bug fixes were supported by the Sammlung Schweizerischer Rechtsquellen. ","tags":["announcements","tei-publisher","release"]},{"id":"/posts/tei-vanilla-meeting-summary/","title":"TEI \"Vanilla\" meeting summary","content":" Following the spontaneous exchange on e-editiones Slack channel, we have held an online community meeting to discuss the emerging TEI Vanilla proposal on October 20th. It was a pleasure to see such a broad interest and diverse representation of participants, spanning the entire range from TEI newcomers to current and former TEI Council and Board members. Main motivation for what Martin Mueller and I initially codenamed TEI Vanilla were recurring voices expressing frustration of starting a TEI project. Without previous experience with this extensive and robust vocabulary the learning curve may be quite steep and the whole process overwhelming. During the meeting we had a chance to hear many opinions on history, theory, practice and local circumstances of conducting a TEI project. These voices cannot be easily reconciled but form an excellent base for further discussion. Nevertheless, there was a shared agreement on certain shortcomings in the availability of: - introductory and advanced material for self-study - curated repository of extensive examples in different languages and covering different domains - critical commentary focusing on the bigger picture and decision making through the whole process: from encoding to publishing Similarly, we agreed during the meeting, that a particular customization tied to a schema, following the path of TEI Lite or TEI Simple is at the moment a secondary concern. Rather a “kleine Katechismus”, presenting main concepts and considerations in a linear progression is sorely missed. Naturally, there’s no single path through the richness of the TEI but we imagine such an introductory guide would embrace the 80/20 approach and focus on issues relevant for virtually all projects. All these postulates are not new and there is a lot of diverse material dispersed through the web already. TEI website and wiki pages try to point its user towards projects, tools and tutorials. Nevertheless, these lists, or resources they refer to, are often dated or fragmentary, therefore do not give an adequate overview, particularly of emerging practices. It is obvious that gathering and preparing resources helpful for broad spectre of TEI users is a task both daunting as well as never-ending, and can only be undertaken and then maintained within the interested communities of practice themselves. e-editiones society sees its important role in providing a space for publication and coordinating efforts on preparation of guides, tutorials and best practice recommendations for digital editions and would like to invite you to submit proposals for: - guest blog posts on e-editiones.org covering various aspects of preparing and publishing a digital edition - TEI-encoded samples for various domains - accompanying ODD schema and processing model customizations You can discuss and submit proposals via TEI Vanilla issue tracker. PS We hoped to provide a recording of our online meeting and did not minute it. Unfortunately, due to a technical glitch, the recording quality is insufficient for publication. I am very sorry for this and would like to encourage other participants to share their perspectives, opinions and points for discussion I might have missed in this summary. Hoping to hear from you soon, Magdalena Turska ","tags":["meetups","events","tei","tei vanilla"]},{"id":"/posts/vscode/","title":"New Visual Studio Code extension for TEI Publisher","content":" Enhancing TEI documents with semantic markup, i.e. encode places, people or terms, can be a time consuming and tedious task. For the Karl Barth edition project, we have thus created a new extension for Visual Studio Code (vscode) and published it as Open Source. Where it all started: a Word plugin Within the Karl Barth edition, texts to be published in new volumes are encoded in Microsoft Word and transformed to TEI using TEI Publisher's powerful docx2TEI conversion feature based on the TEI processing model. To simplify semantic encoding, eXist Solutions created a **Word plugin** for the project, which allows editors to easily encode entities occurring within the text: select a string representing an entity, click a button and the plugin will run a query against the database of the Karl Barth Gesamtausgabe, showing potential matches for each possible category. With another click, the selected entity is inserted into the Word document, including a reference to the entity in the database. This proved to be a huge timesaver: what took minutes before - switching to a different window, doing a search and copying the ID - is now done in seconds. A screenshot of the Word plugin is shown below: !MS Word screenshot The plugin also allows editors to get a preview of how the current text would look like in TEI and how it would be rendered to HTML by TEI Publisher's ODD-based transformations. The preview feature sends the underlying Word XML to a TEI Publisher instance, which transforms it first to TEI, and then - if requested - to HTML. Editors can thus see the text as it would later appear on the website. Porting it to Visual Studio Code However, the Word-workflow only covers the new volumes: we still have 54 already published volumes in TEI, which need to be extended. Parts of this is done automatically (via entity detection), but there's still a lot of manual editing involved. Thus the question arised if the Word plugin could be ported to an XML editor. For sure, oXygen would have been the obvious choice, but since the Word Plugin was already written in javascript/typescript, we decided to give Visual Studio Code a try. It turned out to be rather straightforward and the first usable version was done within one evening. Thrilled by the success, we invested two more days to make the plugin more generic, in particular, add connectors for other authority databases. Beyond the Karl Barth Gesamtausgabe, we now have connectors for the German GND, metagrid, Geonames and Google places. !Enity lookup screencast The TEI snippet to be inserted for each of the entity types can be configured in the settings. For example, you could replace `
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A patch release of TEI Publisher, version 7.1.2, is now available. This should help all new users to avoid the dependency issues reported recently. As long as you avoid updating tei-publisher-lib via the dashboard, everything should work as before.
If you already upgraded tei-publisher-lib by mistake, you may downgrade to 2.10.1 and reinstall TEI Publisher or your custom app.
We use semantic versioning for all TEI Publisher projects: a change in the first digit of the version number indicates a breaking change. You should be aware that such releases are not fully backwards compatible and may require adjustments to existing apps. Please read the section on upgrading below.
We recommend waiting with the update until the 8.0 release of TEI Publisher is out - unless you really want to test the latest features.
Warning: custom applications generated by TEI Publisher may update `tei-publisher-lib` automatically when (re-)installed into eXist. See below how to prevent this.
Please note that we follow a semantic versioning scheme: an increase in the major version number indicates a breaking change, i.e. not backwards compatible version. While majority of web components will work as before, some may need special attention (in particular pb-facs-link in combination with pb-facsimile, see below).
We use semantic versioning for all TEI Publisher projects: a change in the first digit of the version number indicates a breaking change. You should be aware that such releases are not fully backwards compatible and may require adjustments to existing apps.
Warning: custom applications generated by TEI Publisher may update `tei-publisher-lib` automatically when (re-)installed into eXist. See how to prevent this.
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+Slack Community
The board will treat communications in the #members channel with a higher priority.
Please join the slack workspace.
-Twitter and LinkedIn
-We will post news via our Twitter account and LinkedIn. If you would like to share something about a project or forthcoming events, please contact the board or mention @EEditiones so we can retweet.
+Mastodon, Twitter and LinkedIn
+We will post news via our Mastodon, Twitter account and LinkedIn accounts. If you would like to share something about a project or forthcoming events, please contact the e-editiones board or mention us on the according platform so we can reshare.
GitHub
You can find the source code of the TEI Publisher and many examples on GitHub.