I would like to make a plan for Tom's work from the vantage point of KWARC.
Generally I want to get the LaTeXML side of sTeX up to speed, so that we can use the considerable sTeX corpus for research on flexiformal maths and generate active documents for my teaching activities.
I see three large steps in this
port the sTeX plugin to LaTeXML master (see #76 #73)
get the testing facility working and add tests (see #113, #107 #108)
general care and maintenance of sTeX implementation
a. reusing more of the LaTeX implementation (see #118 #28)
b. catch up with the new developments in LaTeX/sTeX (see #42 #104 #109 #117 #43 #44)
c. streamline build/install process (see #98 #116 #51)
d. work out all the bugs reported in the issues.
sTeX light: instead of producing OMDoc, produce OMDoc-annotated HMTL5 (see #41 #40 #39 #48 #38 #118)
I would like to make a plan for Tom's work from the vantage point of KWARC.
Generally I want to get the LaTeXML side of sTeX up to speed, so that we can use the considerable sTeX corpus for research on flexiformal maths and generate active documents for my teaching activities.
I see three large steps in this
WARNING: there is also https://github.com/KWARC/LaTeXML-Plugin-sTeX-experimental which may hold some useful code. We need to reconcile this and remove the redundant repos.