Observed arrival · 2026-09-09
nodekind, an XML editor for people who don't speak XML
A browser-based XML editor that reads a schema and presents only the elements allowed at each position.
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nodekind derives editor behaviour from an XML schema, while vocabulary-specific labels come from a separate dictionary; when a label is missing, the schema name remains visible rather than being invented. The page describes a browser demo covering DITA, DocBook, JATS, FHIR, and a Dutch regulatory format. It also shows a separate identity namespace for XML nodes, intended to make a moved paragraph register as one change instead of a deletion plus an insertion.
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