Case studies in using DITA XML
My daily use of the DITA XML structured authoring format on multilingual projects as a technical writer has enabled me to develop several solutions and tips, which I’d like to share with you here. Managing translations across multiple language branches requires careful planning - see using branches in source management systems for a complementary perspective. A detailed real-world example is available in the NuFirewall documentation case study. We welcome any feedback you may have!
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