DITA for Practitioners Volume 1 Free

Author: Eliot Kimber
Edition: 1
Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B00C7CC4HG

DITA for Practitioners Volume 1: Architecture and Technology

DITA expert Eliot Kimber takes you inside the DITA XML standard, explaining the architecture and technology that make DITA unique. Get DITA for Practitioners Volume 1 computer books for free.
Volume 1 of his two-volume exploration of DITA starts with a hands-on explanation of end-to-end DITA processing that will get you up and running fast. Then, he explores the DITA architecture, explaining maps and topics, structural patterns, metadata, linking and addressing, keys and key references, relationship tables, conditional processing, reuse, and more.
DITA for Practitioners Volume 1: Architecture and Technology is for engineers, tool builders, and content strategists: anyone who designs, implements, or supports DITA-based systems and needs a deeper understanding of DITA technology. Kimber's uniqu Check DITA for Practitioners Volume 1 our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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