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  • A really great project. Changes what I can get done at work.
  • Really nice project! Thanks for your job!
  • Thanks very good project! +
  • Very useful. Thanks.
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  • simple, fast and intuitive to use. You wont find better.
  • I want to use some other fuction.
  • I've been using for years! Thanks for Developer!
  • Thanks again for the hard work!
  • Awesome software.
  • Awesome. Keep up the good work.
  • Easy to learn and use interface
  • Overall, it works great and its FREE!
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  • This is the way software is supposed to be!
  • excellent application.
  • Like with DITA XML, the power of the DITA OT is its extensibility. Not the ease of use. For quick and dirty XML hacking you can set up easily a publication for your personal DITA XML project. For long-term publication efforts DITA OT provide a solid plugin framework which can be shared with everyone.
  • Essential tool for DITA processing. Serves as a reference implementation.
  • I work for a company which has used the open toolkit for generating product documentation for several releases now. It has its quirks, but is well worth looking into if you have a fairly large body of interconnected documentation.
  • Overly complicated, clunky and inaccessible. With some years in Java and XML experience , and then some years with techcomms, I couldn't get dita going at all after a few days of trying. All ant based scripts for demos reported errors and calling JavaInvoker woudn't work. Looking at the source reveals hardcoded paths and parameters inJavaInvoker. Documentation utterly unhelpful for beginners.
  • DITAOT provides the ability to automate and single-source production, conditionalize text, separate styling from content, and tight information typing discipline. In short - it's wonderful!
  • On balance the best solution for XML output, takes a little bit of work and learning, but worth it.
  • I can't believe DITA-OT has received only one review thus far. DITA-OT is the best answer yet to the single-source problem faced by most technical writers. I've been in this business for more than a decade and DITA-OT is the best tool since FrameMaker. Perhaps the dearth of reviews indicates that many writers are only vaguely aware of the presence of DITA-OT in their authoring tool of choice. I, however, intend to support the future of this tool by contributing documentation and code.