Daniel Carrera has been too busy to blog on this, so I am copying from his notes to the odf-discuss list.

10 December 2006

I've been working on a project...:

"ODF Developers Corner"
http://develop.opendocumentfellowship.org

Current features:

• You can browse the ODF spec. The TOC is nicely laid out, easy to browse. A lot easier than opening the whole 700-page thing all at once.
• Includes a copy of the book "OpenDocument Essentials".
• I just finished an initial version of a search function. You can search the ODF spec for tags and attributes. It is quite fast, and includes regular-expression support.

Planned features for "version 1.0":

• Browse the ODF test suite as well.
• Search through the ODF book and the test suite as well.
• Maybe do a general text search. Like if you want to search for "Accessibility". I thought about including a Google search, but it returns nothing because the site is not indexed at all.

11 December 2006

The testsuite is now browsable.

Now the ODF Developers Corner search function also searches through the book "OpenDocument Essentials":

1. Go to http://develop.opendocumentfellowship.org/search/
2. Search for text:p

You'll see that the search result shows you:

1. Where the tag is defined in the spec.
2. Chapters of the ODF book that mention that tag.
3. Other parts of the spec that refer to that tag.