On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 4:55 PM, Mike Hart wrote:
> An HTML5 (or similar) reader (app free) with persistent retention of texts
> (offline, at least once the text is obtained the first time) would be a very
> very valuable item to have in the CrossWire.org stable.
>
> Sort of an evolved Go-Bible. :
An HTML5 (or similar) reader (app free) with persistent retention of texts
(offline, at least once the text is obtained the first time) would be a very
very valuable item to have in the CrossWire.org stable.
Sort of an evolved Go-Bible. :-)___
sword-
On 27.3.2012 12:34, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
I'm sure you've seen SWORDWeb at:
http://crosswire.org/study
Of course, I know about it and use it quite often ... sometimes it is
faster to just switch to another tab than starting whole Xiphos.
However, I was asking about *mobile* web interface.
John,
I'm sure you've seen SWORDWeb at:
http://crosswire.org/study
It has quite a few features (word click for morph, lemma, searching,
textual evidence). Has fairly nice parallel support.
Troy
On 03/26/2012 04:13 PM, John Austen wrote:
Yes, internet would be required to view, search, a
On 26.3.2012 16:13, John Austen wrote:
If someone wants a browser based offline SWORD program, the new xulsword
(aka "Holy Bible") Firefox add-on would be an option (it is currently
available for Windows, but a Linux version should be coming in the
future). FireBible is another option which integ
Yes, internet would be required to view, search, and interact with Bible
texts in this case. But things like bookmarks and personal settings
could be stored locally in cookies.
If someone wants a browser based offline SWORD program, the new xulsword
(aka "Holy Bible") Firefox add-on would be a
Is Internet, instead if local storage, becomes required?
From phone, sorry for top-post.
Regards,
Dmitrij.
On 26 Mar 2012, at 13:24, John Austen wrote:
> I just returned from a conference where there was a request from the
> Institute for Bible Translation (IBT) to create a web interface to ac
I just returned from a conference where there was a request from the
Institute for Bible Translation (IBT) to create a web interface to
access their new SWORD repository. The idea is to provide something with
similar capabilities to their SWORD program: "Holy Bible", but instead
using their ser
Almost forgot...
I also mentioned John Dyer's book in my own blog.
http://engineeringandtheology.blogspot.com/
David
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The About page for http://donteatthefruit.com/ begins
"Hi, I’m John Charles Dickey Dyer. My day job is the director of web
development at Dallas Theological Seminary. I also had the priviledge of
studying theology there and earned my Master of Theology (Th.M.) degree in
2008. I also make some
Please do not export our data to XML.
We do not own most of our data. CrossWire has been granted rights by
many content providers to use their content. Often this permission is
not transferable.
Exporting from one content to another is almost always lossy. We try to
mark the source of dat
On 29.2.2012 14:46, Jonathan Morgan wrote:
It's not a SWORD project, but you might be interested in the (very)
recent blog post about such a piece of software at
http://donteatthefruit.com/2012/02/powerful-secure-bible-software-for-closed-countries-and-you/.
The code is on github and the license
offline... I'll find it and upload it to my server.
In the meantime, you can take a look at the PHP version,
basically it's very similar:
http://webible.kramatgan.org/
(Hebrew interface)
מיכאל בר-דוד
Michael Bar-David
mich...@mail.org.il
On 29.2.2012 14:47, מיכאל בר-דוד wrote:
I built a JS bible software, but it's using XML storage for the texts.
If there's a simple way to convert sword modules into simple xml files
it would be very easy to create the frontend
Where does its source code grow?
Matěj
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http://www.ceplovi.cz/ma
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 7:47 AM, מיכאל בר-דוד wrote:
> I built a JS bible software, but it's using XML storage for the texts. If
> there's a simple way to convert sword modules into simple xml files it would
> be very easy to create the frontend
We have an XML exporter for modules. It just doesn'
I built a JS bible software, but it's using XML storage for the
texts. If there's a simple way to convert sword modules into
simple xml files it would be very easy to create the frontend
מיכאל בר-דוד
Michael Bar-David
mich...@mail.org.il
Hi Matej,
On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 12:38 AM, Matej Cepl wrote:
> With the advent of Boot2Gecko (and ChromeOS and iPad) it is getting
> increasingly interesting to have HTML5 version of Sword client. I know it
> is very difficult (it would probably require porting of a lot of C/C++ code
> to Javasc
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 7:38 AM, Matej Cepl wrote:
> With the advent of Boot2Gecko (and ChromeOS and iPad) it is getting
> increasingly interesting to have HTML5 version of Sword client. I know it is
> very difficult (it would probably require porting of a lot of C/C++ code to
> Javascript, also I
With the advent of Boot2Gecko (and ChromeOS and iPad) it is getting
increasingly interesting to have HTML5 version of Sword client. I know
it is very difficult (it would probably require porting of a lot of
C/C++ code to Javascript, also I have no idea how to store in IndexedDB
or some other HT
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