4. AsciiDoc3: Pure Python3 Power

   AsciiDoc3 is of course written in Python3 - at the time of writing you need 3.7 or higher.
   To use all the features of AsciiDoc3 you need a bunch of third-party tools like Apache’s FOP, GNU-highlight, lxml and so on … And perhaps Python software like dblatex and lilypond?
   But …

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5. New version online: AsciiDoc3 3.2.3

   AsciiDoc3’s new version is out. This version requires Python 3.7 or higher and works with Python 3.10, too.
   Some minor typos are revised.

   Find all information on the homepage here or in the repo!

   Keywords: AsciiDoc3 v3.2.3

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6. AsciiDoc3's container makes your live much easier

   Another milestone is reached! AsciiDoc3 is available as a Docker container! You find two images on ttps://hub.docker.com/u/asciidoc3: latest and full. We recommend the use of image full: no more hassle with downloading and installing uncommon software packages. Especially Windows users will appreciate the out-of-the-box functionality …

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7. Howto Validate AsciiDoc3 DocBook 5.1

   DocBook is the de-facto standard for technical documentation; AsciiDoc3 uses DocBook version 4.5 by default - and this is sufficient for many (or the most) use cases. But 4.5 is feature frozen, the current version is DocBook 5.1. If you want to use the flexibility and the more …

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8. New Release 3.2.0 is in

   The new release is out:
   AsciiDoc3-3.2.0

   You’ll see some new features:

   • Full DocBook v5.1 support,

   • DocBook45 and DocBook51 validator (RelaxNG and Schematron included!),

   • Full support for installing via a Windows virtual envronment (venv),

   • Faster than ever,

   • …

   To obtain the new version look here

   Keywords: AsciiDoc3 3 …

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