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When the Wall Came Down
How the world watched German reunification. A playful take on a serious subject. Relaunched with TEI Publisher 11
Hands-on TEI Publisher 11
TP 11 community call: what's new, plus a hands-on demo of coding agents and better tooling for building digital editions.
TEI Publisher 11
Major workflow enhancements, smarter tools, and significant new features alongside comprehensive bug fixes.
Open Processing Model Release
Mark your calendars! On 15 September, e-editiones will launch the Open Processing Model (OPM), an open-source Python implementation of the TEI Processing Model
Open Processing Model
A Call for Partners and Supporters to bring the TEI Processing model to Python workflows
COREL - evolution of Chinese Law Sources (1646-1906)
Compendium of all laws ever promulgated under the Qing, meticulously enriched and leveraged to produce compelling visual display for the edition
Jinks workshop at ESTS in Lublin
Special workshop dedicated to our Polish community of users
Tips and tricks around TEI Publisher 10
This meetup is meant as a follow up on the February talk about TEI Publisher 10. While we covered the basics in the previous session, this meetup will concentrate more on best practice questions.
Now online: Nägeli Correspondence
The Zentralbibliothek Zürich has published its first digital edition: the Correspondence of Hans Georg and Hermann Nägeli. It is one of the first Editions using TEI-Publisher 10.