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From a massive archive of 7,000 pages to daily insights, quote retrieval, and AI-powered thematic digests—this project turns static content into a living flow of clarity, focus, and well-being.
DITA brought structure through XML, but its complexity often felt heavy. Markdown offers a lightweight alternative where technical writers can still apply DITA’s information typing principles—using open, freely available tools and without the XML overhead.
Translating legacy documentation is costly and time-consuming. This post shows how I combined DeepL, GPT-4o, and a bit of manual editing to efficiently translate French Markdown files into polished English—good enough for legacy content and easy to iterate.
How we transformed unstructured Word 97/2000 files into a decade-long web publication of conferences—using Markdown, Python, and GPT-powered automation for just $30.