(Re)building the TEI Website: A Bit of History and New Directions

The Text Encoding Initiative has had a web presence for almost thirty years. It's instructive to consider how a large, robust, and widely-used XML vocabulary defines its presence on the web. How it has weathered the storms of change (management, institutional, technological) to be where it is today. And how it imagines its future.

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Balisage series on markup technologies
Published
2025-07-26
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https://doi.org/10.4242/balisagevol30.cayless01
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Digital Humanities and Scholarship
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(Re)building the TEI Website: A Bit of History and New Directions

Hugh Cayless
Balisage series on markup technologies
Digital Humanities and Scholarship
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(Re)building the TEI Website: A Bit of History and New Directions

Hugh Cayless
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Abstract

The Text Encoding Initiative has had a web presence for almost thirty years. It's instructive to consider how a large, robust, and widely-used XML vocabulary defines its presence on the web. How it has weathered the storms of change (management, institutional, technological) to be where it is today. And how it imagines its future.

Balisage series on markup technologiesVol. 30
Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Digital Humanities and Scholarship
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