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DITA: XML Architecture For Technical Communicators

May 8, 2004 Blog No Comments

Wondering what all the hoopla over the Darwin Information Typing Architecture is all about? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Diane Boos provides an excellent overview article in the May 2004 issue of Sound Off! aimed at demystifying DITA.

IBM also offers a useful article on a related subject. Read Why Use DITA To Produce HTML Deliverables for more information.

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