On 07/11/2012 08:30 AM, Christopher Sean Morrison wrote: > Very nice, Suryajith, that's a great start. Expanded with some additional > details and rigor and that could even become a viable paper submission. Look > forward to reading a more complete version. Thanks. Adding more content to it now. > Nothing at all wrong with latex (it is the defacto standard for scientific > papers). That said, it will be desirable to convert it to Docbook/XML at > some point too. That's generally a better base format for revision control, > separate of content and display (giving better web layout controls), and also > supports export to ps, pdf, html, etc, while supporting most of the others > things you can do with latex too. Being in Academia, I am much more comfortable with LaTeX. Pandoc( http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/) allows interconversion between various formats. There is support to convert it to DocBook, HTML, various markup languages etc.
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