Oxygen XML Author and GitHub for scalable Technical Documentation projects

If you’re a product or service-based company, whether small, medium or large scale, chances are you publish your technical documentation through various platforms like MS Word, Git Wiki, and more. However, if you implement DITA XML writing for your project, you’ll need an XML authoring and publishing platform, as well as an efficient collaboration platform for the writers, reviewers, and contributors. This is where Oxygen XML Author and GitHub come in.

Oxygen XML Author for Editing and Publishing

Oxygen XML Author is a favorite choice for Technical Writers when it comes to progressing with their DITA XML Technical Documentation project. Not only does it provide features such as visual editing, information structuring, document structure validation, and content completion, but the Oxygen Publishing Engine also enables teams to publish DITA XML content to PDF, Web Help, and many other formats right from inside the application.

GitHub for Content Management and Review

Meanwhile, GitHub is a widely used code hosting platform that is well-known for version control and collaboration. It’s an ideal platform for storing DITA topics and managing issues or reviews (tickets) as a workflow for your documentation project. When used together with Oxygen XML Author, GitHub can provide an efficient and streamlined process for managing and reviewing technical documentation.

By leveraging the power of Oxygen XML Author and GitHub, small, medium, and large-scale product or service-based companies can enjoy a scalable solution for their technical documentation needs. They can achieve better collaboration, version control, and content management, all while saving on costs.

To learn more about how you can leverage Oxygen XML Author and GitHub together to replace a DITA topics CMS and enjoy cost benefits, download our complimentary white paper now.

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