Mhm, somehow I missed that too. Would you care to give some overview what it's all about? On 3 May 2016 at 16:53, Lou Burnard wrote:

Dont think I saw the preview. Dont care whether it goes into the TEIC repo or one of yours, though I suppose if the former, there's an implication that the TEIC is committed to supporting it after you chaps are long gone, which I am less sure about.

The name is very like a whale. Or is it a weasel?

On 03/05/16 13:28, Hugh Cayless wrote:

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Hi all,

You got a preview last week of the TEI in HTML5 Custom Elements thing that Raff and I have been working on separately and have now decided to collaborate on (now tentatively named CETEIcean). Would anyone object to our putting it under the TEIC GitHub organization?

In the time-honoured tradition, silence will be taken as assent :-).

All the best, Hugh

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In terms of publishing TEI, it would allow a setup similar to Boilerplate, but without requiring an XSLT step. Raff On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 12:16 PM, Hugh Cayless wrote:

I don't think there's necessarily any implication the Council is responsible for maintaining them. There are a bunch of repos in there that are clearly temporary. That "pureodd" one, for example :-).

The idea is to turn TEI XML directly into HTML5 Custom Elements, so your view is isomorphic to your source. This is what Raff was talking about doing with the documentation.

On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 11:56 AM, Magdalena Turska wrote:

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Mhm, somehow I missed that too. Would you care to give some overview what it's all about?

On 3 May 2016 at 16:53, Lou Burnard wrote:

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Dont think I saw the preview. Dont care whether it goes into the TEIC repo or one of yours, though I suppose if the former, there's an implication that the TEIC is committed to supporting it after you chaps are long gone, which I am less sure about.

The name is very like a whale. Or is it a weasel?

On 03/05/16 13:28, Hugh Cayless wrote:

...

Hi all,

You got a preview last week of the TEI in HTML5 Custom Elements thing that Raff and I have been working on separately and have now decided to collaborate on (now tentatively named CETEIcean). Would anyone object to our putting it under the TEIC GitHub organization?

In the time-honoured tradition, silence will be taken as assent :-).

All the best, Hugh

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No reason it couldn't. And that *is* a nice feature. On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 1:06 PM, Lou Burnard wrote:

Will it pay attention to the default <rendition> elements in the header? That's always struck me as a nice feature of Boilerplate.

On 03/05/16 17:58, Raffaele Viglianti wrote:

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In terms of publishing TEI, it would allow a setup similar to Boilerplate, but without requiring an XSLT step.

Raff

On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 12:16 PM, Hugh Cayless wrote:

I don't think there's necessarily any implication the Council is

...

responsible for maintaining them. There are a bunch of repos in there that are clearly temporary. That "pureodd" one, for example :-).

The idea is to turn TEI XML directly into HTML5 Custom Elements, so your view is isomorphic to your source. This is what Raff was talking about doing with the documentation.

On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 11:56 AM, Magdalena Turska wrote:

Mhm, somehow I missed that too. Would you care to give some overview what

...

it's all about?

On 3 May 2016 at 16:53, Lou Burnard

wrote:

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Dont think I saw the preview. Dont care whether it goes into the TEIC

...

repo or one of yours, though I suppose if the former, there's an implication that the TEIC is committed to supporting it after you chaps

are

...

long gone, which I am less sure about.

The name is very like a whale. Or is it a weasel?

On 03/05/16 13:28, Hugh Cayless wrote:

Hi all,

...

You got a preview last week of the TEI in HTML5 Custom Elements thing

that

...

Raff and I have been working on separately and have now decided to

...

collaborate on (now tentatively named CETEIcean). Would anyone object

to

...

our putting it under the TEIC GitHub organization?

...

...

In the time-honoured tradition, silence will be taken as assent :-).

All the best, Hugh

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