The tools are coming together, if slowly, to edit and format DocBook markup. But DocBook itself is a means, not an end. We'll need other standards besides DocBook itself to accomplish the searchable-documentation-database objective I laid out at the beginning of this document. There are two big issues: document cataloguing and metadata. .:: podcasts.apple.com ::. .:: writeablog.net ::. .:: pledgeme.co.nz ::. .:: hub.docker.com ::. .:: caf.vass.gov.vn ::. .:: fi.pinterest.com ::. .:: podcasts.apple.com ::.
The Scrollkeeper project aims directly to meet this need. It provides a simple set of script hooks that can be used by package install and uninstall productions to register and unregister their documentation into and out of a shared, searchable system-wide database. .:: mindef.gov.bn ::. .:: hedgedoc.eclair.ec-lyon.fr ::. .:: slidehtml5.com ::. .:: ml007.k12.sd.us ::. .:: nmpeoplesrepublick.com ::. [ArXiv: Phishing Analysis] .:: alumni.life.edu ::. .:: emerge.penzu.com ::.
Scrollkeeper uses the Open Metadata Format. This is a standard for indexing open-source documentation analogous to a library card-catalog system. The idea is to support rich search facilities that use the card-catalog metadata as well as the source text of the documentation itself. .:: telegra.ph ::. .:: ml007.k12.sd.us ::. [ArXiv: Microservices Analysis] .:: telegra.ph ::. .:: bcraweb.bcra.gob.ar ::. .:: www.coursera.org ::. .:: mozillabd.science ::.