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This book was written in a
This book was written in a
Book Sprint supported by t
Book Sprint supported by t
he Shuttleworth Foundation
he Shuttleworth Foundation
PubSweetHow to Build a Pub
PubSweetHow to Build a Pub
lishing PlatformWhat is Pu
lishing PlatformWhat is Pu
bSweet?PubSweet is a free,
bSweet?PubSweet is a free,
open source framework for b
open source framework for b
uilding state-of-the-artpub
uilding state-of-the-artpub
lishing platforms. PubSweet
lishing platforms. PubSweet
enables you to easily buil
enables you to easily buil
d a publishingplatform tail
d a publishingplatform tail
ored to your own needs. It
ored to your own needs. It
is designed to be modular a
is designed to be modular a
nd exi-ble. PubSweet consis
nd exi-ble. PubSweet consis
ts of a server (“back
ts of a server (“back
end”) and client (
end”) and client (
7;front end”) thatwork
7;front end”) thatwork
together, and both can be
together, and both can be
modied and extended to add
modied and extended to add
functionalityto the system.
functionalityto the system.
PubSweet is being used for
PubSweet is being used for
book publishing, academic
book publishing, academic
journal produc-tion, and mi
journal produc-tion, and mi
cropublication platforms by
cropublication platforms by
a growing number of establ
a growing number of establ
ishedacademic organizations
ishedacademic organizations
including the University o
including the University o
f California Press, eLife,H
f California Press, eLife,H
indawi, California Digital
indawi, California Digital
Library and others.Each of
Library and others.Each of
these organizations is buil
these organizations is buil
ding their custom platform
ding their custom platform
using Pub-Sweet, and contri
using Pub-Sweet, and contri
buting reusable open source
buting reusable open source
components back to the com
components back to the com
-What is PubSweet?PubSweet
-What is PubSweet?PubSweet
is a free, open source fra
is a free, open source fra
mework for building state-o
mework for building state-o
f-the-artpublishing platfor
f-the-artpublishing platfor
ms. PubSweet enables you to
ms. PubSweet enables you to
easily build a publishingp
easily build a publishingp
latform tailored to your ow
latform tailored to your ow
n needs. It is designed to
n needs. It is designed to
be modular and exi-ble. Pub
be modular and exi-ble. Pub
Sweet consists of a server
Sweet consists of a server
(“back end”) and
(“back end”) and
client (“front end
client (“front end
8;) thatwork together, and
8;) thatwork together, and
both can be modied and exte
both can be modied and exte
nded to add functionalityto
nded to add functionalityto
the system.PubSweet is be
the system.PubSweet is be
ing used for book publishin
ing used for book publishin
g, academic journal produc-
g, academic journal produc-
tion, and micropublication
tion, and micropublication
platforms by a growing numb
platforms by a growing numb
er of establishedacademic o
er of establishedacademic o
rganizations including the
rganizations including the
University of California Pr
University of California Pr
ess, eLife,Hindawi, Califor
ess, eLife,Hindawi, Califor
nia Digital Library and oth
nia Digital Library and oth
ers.Each of these organizat
ers.Each of these organizat
ions is building their cust
ions is building their cust
om platform using Pub-Sweet
om platform using Pub-Sweet
, and contributing reusable
, and contributing reusable
open source components bac
open source components bac
k to the com-bene�t
k to the com-bene�t
from the central sections
from the central sections
on Technical Architecture
on Technical Architecture
, Get;ting Started With P
, Get;ting Started With P
ubSweet, PubSweet Compone
ubSweet, PubSweet Compone
nts, ThemingDeployment
nts, ThemingDeployment
and Development Help.Of
and Development Help.Of
course, for anyone with su&
course, for anyone with su&
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mend readingeverything!Ac
mend readingeverything!Ac
knowledgementsThe book was
knowledgementsThe book was
written over three days us
written over three days us
ing the Book Sprint methodo
ing the Book Sprint methodo
logy.We wish to thank Barb
logy.We wish to thank Barb
ara Rühling, our facilitat
ara Rühling, our facilitat
or from Book Sprints (http
or from Book Sprints (http
://www.booksprints.net) f
://www.booksprints.net) f
or guiding us through this
or guiding us through this
process and making all this
process and making all this
hard work feel like fun. A
hard work feel like fun. A
lso thanks to Henrik, Agath
lso thanks to Henrik, Agath
e, Raewyn and the restof t
e, Raewyn and the restof t
he Book Sprints crew who wo
he Book Sprints crew who wo
rked behind the scenes to m
rked behind the scenes to m
ake our worklook great!Pa
ake our worklook great!Pa
rticipating in the Book Spr
rticipating in the Book Spr
int were Yannis Barlas (Cok
int were Yannis Barlas (Cok
o), Bogdan Co-chior (Hinda
o), Bogdan Co-chior (Hinda
wi), Nick Du�eld (eL
wi), Nick Du�eld (eL
ife), Samuel Galson (eLife)
ife), Samuel Galson (eLife)
, Yuci Gou(EBI), Audrey Ha
, Yuci Gou(EBI), Audrey Ha
melers (EBI), Peter Hooper
melers (EBI), Peter Hooper
(eLife), Adam Hyde (Coko),
(eLife), Adam Hyde (Coko),
Christos Kokosias (Coko), T
Christos Kokosias (Coko), T
amlyn Rhodes (eLife), Paul
amlyn Rhodes (eLife), Paul
Shannon (eLife),Julien Taq
Shannon (eLife),Julien Taq
uet (Coko), Alex Theg (Coko
uet (Coko), Alex Theg (Coko
), and Jure Triglav (Coko).
), and Jure Triglav (Coko).
Thanks alsoto all the won
Thanks alsoto all the won
derful folks at Hindawi, eL
derful folks at Hindawi, eL
ife and EBI who generously
ife and EBI who generously
madethe time available for
madethe time available for
their teams to participate
their teams to participate
.We also wish to thank the
.We also wish to thank the
Shuttleworth Foundation fo
Shuttleworth Foundation fo
r their generoussupport of
r their generoussupport of
Coko's co-founder A
Coko's co-founder A
dam Hyde, and for the PubSw
dam Hyde, and for the PubSw
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