1. Doing DITA in the Open Source CMS Drupal Kristof Van Tomme, Pronovix NLDITA, June 1, 2011, Utrecht, The Netherlands

2. Kristof Van Tomme Belgian Bio-engineer Pronovix Drupal architect Entrepreneur PM of the Drupal Association Hungarian connection Techno-optimist Biotech Drupal evangelist Husband and Father Strategist CEO

3. What DITA could do for Open Source

4. Setting DITA Free What Open Source could do for DITA

5. What is drupal?

6. Drupal sites you might know

8. Communities

9. Cutting edge technology

10. Open innovation

11. Collaborative development

12. Empowering self-learning individuals

14. Communities

15. Cutting edge technology

16. Open innovation

17. Collaborative development

18. Empowering self-learning individuals OPEN

20. Drupal core

21. Modules

22. Features (apps)

23. Themes

24. Distributions Illustration by developmentseed.org when introducing the features module

26. Collaborative market intelligence (Managing News)

27. Customer community platform (Drupal Commons)

28. Governments (Open Public)

29. Publishing companies (Open Publish)

30. Recruitment (e-recruiter)

31. Software as a Service (Aegir + any of the above)

32. ...

33. Drupal is a grassroots community “ Come for the code, stay for the community

35. A vast network of service providers

36. A fast expanding library of handbooks

37. A network of trainers

38. Used in the biggest enterprise deployments

39. Venture backed professional support companies

40. Combining Drupal & DITA

42. Interoperability

43. Extensibility

44. Human friendly metadata handling

45. Game dynamics (user points)

46. social graph (Facebook integration)

47. Community tools (those web 2.0 things)

48. RDFa (those web 3.0 things)

50. Interoperability

51. Extensibility

52. Human friendly metadata handling

53. Game dynamics (user points)

54. social graph (Facebook integration)

55. Community tools (those web 2.0 things)

56. RDFa (those web 3.0 things) CUTTING EDGE

58. Conditional text

59. Conrefs

61. More documentation writers

62. The problem is...

63. Mere mortals don't write XML

64. Drupal had/has a similar problem

65. Crossing the chasm http://www.exampler.com/testing-com/writings/reviews/moore-chasm.html DRUPAL

66. The long tail of documentation http://blogs.idc.com/ie/?p=53

67. The long tail of documentation HOW DO DITA x 5?

68. How do DITA x 5 http://www.archive.org/details/drupalconchi_day3_keynote_jared_spool $ Need a cheap step in solution Usability

69. Words are silver, code is gold

71. Feedback: DITA help community site

72. Personalize: DITA map builder & publishing

74. Store in Drupal, export in DITA

75. Currently implemented for tasks and concepts

76. Drupal DITA forms

77. Drupal DITA form builder (CCK)

81. Folder importer

83. Create a new DITA map in the GUI

84. Export the map and the topics it contains

85. Ditamaps as mindmaps

86. Add content with Views queries

87. Ditamaps as mindmaps

88. Export with Open Toolkit

89. You can download this for free at http://drupal.org/project/dita

91. DITA form to DITA XML Graphical UI

92. Authoring memory

93. Conref library

94. WYSIWYG or markup

96. DITA distribution

97. What will you do with Drupal and DITA? CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 by libertyandvigilance http://www.flickr.com/photos/10459273@N05/3935251879/sizes/z/in/photostream/ 8800+ 8800+ Now with

98. Get a demo site http://bit.ly/kerwB6

99. It's time to set the bird free! How can you help set DITA Free? Creative Commons (by-sa)/BB Oros

100. Twitter @kvantomme LinkedIn be.linkedin.com/in/kvantomme [email_address]