Alternative Standards View
Mark Taylor
m.b.taylor at bristol.ac.uk
Wed Nov 5 15:36:03 CET 2025
Paul,
I'm particularly keen to see this improvement:
* transform citation links to other standards as internal URLs - it can
take 4 clicks to navigate from a citation one document to the content
of another in the standard publishing
but on a (very) quick look at the transformed documents I don't see
it in effect - e.g. the link to UWS in the first paragraph at
https://ivoa.github.io/IvoaDocViewSite/idoc/TAP/TAP.html#tap-async
seems to have just disappeared. I appreciate this this is only a
first go but can you point to an example where it's working?
Thanks
Mark
On Wed, 5 Nov 2025, Paul Harrison via stdproc wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Inspired by the upcoming interop session on documents and standards, I have created a prototype alternative (more modern) view on the IVOA documents - Some more detail about what I have done is in the https://github.com/ivoa/IvoaDocViewSite/blob/main/README.md and the result is published in CI to https://ivoa.github.io/IvoaDocViewSite/
>
> This is clearly fairly rough still, but is the result of only a few days work, and is only on a subset of the documentation and essentially no thought has been put into the structure of the left hand contents panel - it just picks up what is available.
>
> I think that it does offer some insights on
>
> * style of content desirable for paper vs online at the time of authoring
> * consistency in content style between different documents
> * how amenable content is to automated processing - how many teaks have been put to get the output to look exactly how the author wanted it to appear - content vs presentation.
>
> Hopefully it can make a contribution to the discussion.
>
> Paul.
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Mark Taylor Astronomical Programmer Physics, Bristol University, UK
m.b.taylor at bristol.ac.uk https://www.star.bristol.ac.uk/mbt/
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