Cross-media publishing with MediaWiki - Revision history

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Cross-media publishing with MediaWiki

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	== Cross-media publishing with MediaWiki ==		== Cross-media publishing with MediaWiki ==
			<span class="author">Hackers & Designers</span>

	Hackers & Designers’ publishing experiments intersect computer programming, art, and design, and involve the building of self-made, hacked, and reappropriated tools and technical infrastructures. In 2021-2023 H&D developed several cross-media publications using a web-to-print workflow further referred to as Wiki2Pdf or Wiki2Pdf2Web. Developing these publishing workflows is part of an ongoing collective exploration into unusual, non-proprietary, open-source, free and libre publishing tools and workflows.		Hackers & Designers’ publishing experiments intersect computer programming, art, and design, and involve the building of self-made, hacked, and reappropriated tools and technical infrastructures. In 2021-2023 H&D developed several cross-media publications using a web-to-print workflow further referred to as Wiki2Pdf or Wiki2Pdf2Web. Developing these publishing workflows is part of an ongoing collective exploration into unusual, non-proprietary, open-source, free and libre publishing tools and workflows.

Karl at 09:59, 19 April 2023

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			== Cross-media publishing with MediaWiki ==
	Hackers & Designers’ publishing experiments intersect computer programming, art, and design, and involve the building of self-made, hacked, and reappropriated tools and technical infrastructures. In 2021-2023 H&D developed several cross-media publications using a web-to-print workflow further referred to as Wiki2Pdf or Wiki2Pdf2Web. Developing these publishing workflows is part of an ongoing collective exploration into unusual, non-proprietary, open-source, free and libre publishing tools and workflows.		Hackers & Designers’ publishing experiments intersect computer programming, art, and design, and involve the building of self-made, hacked, and reappropriated tools and technical infrastructures. In 2021-2023 H&D developed several cross-media publications using a web-to-print workflow further referred to as Wiki2Pdf or Wiki2Pdf2Web. Developing these publishing workflows is part of an ongoing collective exploration into unusual, non-proprietary, open-source, free and libre publishing tools and workflows.

Hd-onions at 14:39, 13 April 2023

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	Explanatory presentation of the cross-media publishing workflow with MediaWiki		Video: Explanatory presentation of the cross-media publishing workflow with MediaWiki

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Hd-onions at 14:39, 13 April 2023

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	The first publication was a book published by Valiz titled "Making Matters. A Vocabulary of Collective Arts". The second publication was self-published by H&D and titled "First, Then...Repeat. Workshop scripts in practice". With every publication the technical infrastructure, editing and design workflow were further developed. The design of both publications accommodated non-linear reading. Cross-references indicate connections across chapters, themes, methods and timelines.		The first publication was a book published by Valiz titled "Making Matters. A Vocabulary of Collective Arts". The second publication was self-published by H&D and titled "First, Then...Repeat. Workshop scripts in practice". With every publication the technical infrastructure, editing and design workflow were further developed. The design of both publications accommodated non-linear reading. Cross-references indicate connections across chapters, themes, methods and timelines.

	{{#ev:youtube\|vJqyWtDg_iA\|Explanatory presentation of the cross-media publishing workflow with MediaWiki}}		{{#ev:youtube\|vJqyWtDg_iA}}
			Explanatory presentation of the cross-media publishing workflow with MediaWiki

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Hd-onions at 14:38, 13 April 2023

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	The first publication was a book published by Valiz titled "Making Matters. A Vocabulary of Collective Arts". The second publication was self-published by H&D and titled "First, Then...Repeat. Workshop scripts in practice". With every publication the technical infrastructure, editing and design workflow were further developed. The design of both publications accommodated non-linear reading. Cross-references indicate connections across chapters, themes, methods and timelines.		The first publication was a book published by Valiz titled "Making Matters. A Vocabulary of Collective Arts". The second publication was self-published by H&D and titled "First, Then...Repeat. Workshop scripts in practice". With every publication the technical infrastructure, editing and design workflow were further developed. The design of both publications accommodated non-linear reading. Cross-references indicate connections across chapters, themes, methods and timelines.

	{{#ev:youtube\|vJqyWtDg_iA}}		{{#ev:youtube\|vJqyWtDg_iA\|Explanatory presentation of the cross-media publishing workflow with MediaWiki}}

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Hd-onions at 14:37, 13 April 2023

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	The first publication was a book published by Valiz titled "Making Matters. A Vocabulary of Collective Arts". The second publication was self-published by H&D and titled "First, Then...Repeat. Workshop scripts in practice". With every publication the technical infrastructure, editing and design workflow were further developed. The design of both publications accommodated non-linear reading. Cross-references indicate connections across chapters, themes, methods and timelines.		The first publication was a book published by Valiz titled "Making Matters. A Vocabulary of Collective Arts". The second publication was self-published by H&D and titled "First, Then...Repeat. Workshop scripts in practice". With every publication the technical infrastructure, editing and design workflow were further developed. The design of both publications accommodated non-linear reading. Cross-references indicate connections across chapters, themes, methods and timelines.

	{{#ev:~~youtubeplaylist~~\|~~https://youtu.be/~~vJqyWtDg_iA}}		{{#ev:youtube\|vJqyWtDg_iA}}

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Hd-onions at 14:35, 13 April 2023

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	The first publication was a book published by Valiz titled "Making Matters. A Vocabulary of Collective Arts". The second publication was self-published by H&D and titled "First, Then...Repeat. Workshop scripts in practice". With every publication the technical infrastructure, editing and design workflow were further developed. The design of both publications accommodated non-linear reading. Cross-references indicate connections across chapters, themes, methods and timelines.		The first publication was a book published by Valiz titled "Making Matters. A Vocabulary of Collective Arts". The second publication was self-published by H&D and titled "First, Then...Repeat. Workshop scripts in practice". With every publication the technical infrastructure, editing and design workflow were further developed. The design of both publications accommodated non-linear reading. Cross-references indicate connections across chapters, themes, methods and timelines.

	~~[[Add embed Youtube video link of the MM presentation]]~~		{{#ev:youtubeplaylist\|https://youtu.be/vJqyWtDg_iA}}

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Hd-onions at 08:47, 13 April 2023

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	While the first publishing process put more emphasis on the printable output, the second iteration treated on and offline output equally.		While the first publishing process put more emphasis on the printable output, the second iteration treated on and offline output equally.
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	~~[[File:~~Screenshot-FTR-wiki.png]]		Screenshot-FTR-wiki.png
	~~[[File:~~Screenshot-FTR-wiki-css.png]]		Screenshot-FTR-wiki-css.png
	~~[[File:~~Screenshot-FTR-browser.png]]		Screenshot-FTR-browser.png
	~~[[File:~~Screenshot-FTR-website1.png]]		Screenshot-FTR-website1.png
	~~[[File:~~Screenshot-FTR-website2.png]]		Screenshot-FTR-website2.png
	~~[[File:~~Screenshot-FTR-website3.png]]		Screenshot-FTR-website3.png
	~~[[File:~~Screenshot-FTR-website4.png]]		Screenshot-FTR-website4.png
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	The hybrid publishing process utilizes MediaWiki (installed on H&D's server) as a central publishing and content management infrastructure, where the content (text, images, video) can be gathered and edited. In the case of the 2nd publication the two outputs: 1. printable pdf rendered in the browser ( https://wiki2print.hackersanddesigners.nl/pdf/FiguringThingsOutTogether ), and 2. the front end website ( https://firstthenrepeat.hackersanddesigners.nl/#A_Note_on_the_design_of_this_publication ) pull from the same source ( https://wiki2print.hackersanddesigners.nl/wiki/Publishing:FiguringThingsOutTogether ).		The hybrid publishing process utilizes MediaWiki (installed on H&D's server) as a central publishing and content management infrastructure, where the content (text, images, video) can be gathered and edited. In the case of the 2nd publication the two outputs: 1. printable pdf rendered in the browser ( https://wiki2print.hackersanddesigners.nl/pdf/FiguringThingsOutTogether ), and 2. the front end website ( https://firstthenrepeat.hackersanddesigners.nl/#A_Note_on_the_design_of_this_publication ) pull from the same source ( https://wiki2print.hackersanddesigners.nl/wiki/Publishing:FiguringThingsOutTogether ).

Hd-onions at 08:44, 13 April 2023

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 The hybrid publishing process utilizes MediaWiki (installed on H&D's server) as a central publishing and content management infrastructure, where the content (text, images, video) can be gathered and edited. In the case of the 2nd publication the two outputs: 1. printable pdf rendered in the browser ( https://wiki2print.hackersanddesigners.nl/pdf/FiguringThingsOutTogether ), and 2. the front end website ( https://firstthenrepeat.hackersanddesigners.nl/#A_Note_on_the_design_of_this_publication ) pull from the same source ( https://wiki2print.hackersanddesigners.nl/wiki/Publishing:FiguringThingsOutTogether ).

Hd-onions at 08:40, 13 April 2023

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 While the first publishing process put more emphasis on the printable output, the second iteration treated on and offline output equally.