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The point of Amaya to me wasn't so much WYSIWYG HTML -- where "HTML" should probably be in scare quotes in most instances of such things. It was an actual SGML
by gnufx 5y ago
The point of Amaya to me wasn't so much WYSIWYG HTML -- where "HTML" should probably be in scare quotes in most instances of such things. It was an actual SGML editor, respecting the DTD (like Emacs PSGML in that regard). I don't remember to what extent it was -- or could have been -- a general SGML editor with arbitrary DTDs. I also used it as a browser at one stage, but it was rather unstable then.
- dunham 5y agoI remember that there was a general SGML editor called Thot (from INRIA) that it was built on. I was interested in generic SGML/XML editors at the time. Aside from that, I think that Amaya was also used to provide a sample implementation of new/proposed web technologies. It's been a long time though and my memory is fuzzy.
- gnufx 5y agoAh, yes; it was a long time ago -- and a somewhat simpler time. Plenty of good stuff comes from INRIA.