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Asciidoc Editor and Toolchain written with JavaFX 14 (Build PDF, Epub, Mobi and HTML books, documents and slides)
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B2 makes it easy to build C++ projects, everywhere.
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What I Learned from porting my projects to FreeBSD
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A Leiningen plugin for generating documentation using Asciidoctor
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DocBook to AsciiDoc converter
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script to convert DocBook XML to reST/Sphinx
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Shlomi Fish’s Homepage Sources - www.shlomifish.org
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RELAX NG Schema for SUSE Documentation
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Technical documentation samples, completely written in DocBook/XML 5.1 and used as samples for other author's projects to illustrate theirs work.
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Akeeba DocImport - Serve DocBook XML documentation on your site
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international bibliography of musical resources for the Roman Catholic Liturgy of the Hours
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Database for fairdirect/foodrescue-app. With scripts to import Open Food Facts data to SQLite3.
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DocBook converter for Asciidoctor.js
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Currently sections (i.e. the "groups" of functions,
strings,listsetc.) generated bynixdocdon't have any descriptions other than what the user specifies on the CLI.Some files (for example lib/debug.nix) have multi-line comments at the beginning that could be interpreted as section headings.
Implementation wise, the `rnix