Sentences with phrase «readium sdk»

Despite the fact that Readium will propose a new DRM technology to the EPUB ecosystem, the Readium SDK will support multiple DRM technologies.

Any DRM provider willing to get support from the Readium SDK can develop such a plug - in and provide it to his customers, and any Reading System based on the Readium SDK may embed such plug - in, so that diverse EPUB publications protected by different DRMs can be opened seamlessly.

New: partial EPUB 3 format support, based on the Readium SDK!

Lea Reader, a new android application based on the Readium SDK, is now available on the Google Play Store...

Readium SDK is now close to getting a wide adoption and has the potential to really fulfill its goal.

In March 2013, Readium announced the Readium SDK (software development kit) project.

Seeded with a substantial donation of code from the Kobo e-reader, the Readium SDK project's goal is to develop an open - source EPUB 3 rendering engine optimized for use with apps on tablets, smartphones, and other mobile devices.

Mantano is an active contributor to the Readium SDK and would be very honored to have the opportunity to further extend its commitment to this great project and help ensuring that it reaches the long - term success it deserves.

With Readium SDK, Library Simplified is building a commercial - grade, open ebook reading platform for libraries, and «wrangling the different back - end systems and content repositories — OverDrive, 3M [Cloud Library], Axis 360 from Baker & Taylor — as our acquisitions modules,» English said.

The Readium SDK project may support a custom WebKit but will not unilaterally depend on the ability to carry such custom WebKit along with a given implementation of Readium SDK.

While there may be concerns about having more members coming in and diluting governance, I «m for separating membership in Readium Foundation from commercial rights to Readium SDK and any other technologies.

Readium SDK is developing a capable, high - performance EPUB 3 engine, not an overall application (other than per platform test applications).

The core of Readium SDK is cross-platform C++ and JavaScript code designed to be combined with platform - specific glue code and a modern browser rendering engine to instantiate an EPUB 3 compliant (including EPUB 2 support) rendering engine within a platform - native reading system application.

A separate sub-project intends to in parallel develop an interoperable implementation of a lightweight content protection technology (DRM) that can be implemented into the modular framework of Readium SDK.

Since Sony runs both device / application business and distribution service, I will maximize its uniqueness and assist driving the foundation to reach to the objective which is to accelerate adoption of EPUB 3 to the digital book market by providing the Readium SDK.

Readium Foundation will initially oversee three related projects; Readium Web (the continuation of the original browser - based Readium codebase), Readium SDK (a native - code - centric tablet - optimized EPUB 3 rendering engine), and a new lighweight DRM technology.

Readium SDK is designed to potentially work with multiple browser engines but the # 1 priority for initial development is WebKit, including platform - bundled instantiations (e.g. via UIWebView on iOS).

Integration glue is provided in Readium SDK to facilitate this, and usage illustrated by the test applications (which however are not product - level reading systems).

This collaboration on Readium SDK led to the creation of the Readium Foundation to provide governance to the SDK project.

Readium SDK will be dual - licensed under both GPL and a commercial - friendly (non-copyleft) license.

I «m for separating membership in Readium Foundation from commercial rights to Readium SDK and any other technologies.

Consequently, the dominant technology in the eBook industry would be replaced with IDPF EPUB standard with Readium SDK in the near future as various new eBook business models have emerged.

Readium SDK is extensible in various areas including DRM support.

«We are delighted to be taking another important step in promoting this important open standard by joining the Readium Foundation and collaborating with other key industry stakeholders in development of the Readium SDK project.»

Adobe announced today that the company is joining the Readium Foundation with the intention to make a significant contribution to the development of the Readium SDK project, a full - featured EPUB 3 rendering engine optimized for native apps on tablets and other mobile devices.»

As I see it, the primary goal of the Readium SDK is to get large corporations who are competitors to collaborate on improving their support for the various incredibly complex flavours of EPUB (2, 3, FXL).

ReadiumJS shares common JS modules (readium - shared - js) with the Readium SDK project which targets native apps.

The app has been built on top of the Readium SDK Open Source project that Bluefire has been deeply involved with since its inception.

At the outset, RMSDK 11 is going to support EPUB 3.0 along with its four specifications, using Readium SDK:

They are bound by a tight vertical integration in separate stacks (the Kindle stack, Adobe stack, Readium SDK stack).

And in case you were wondering, Readium SDK is a feature, not a benefit.

Kobo made a substantial donation of code and architectural leadership to help seed the Readium SDK project.

Today marks the public announcement of a new «Readium SDK» open source project that is developing implementation of EPUB 3 for native applications, optimized for high performance on resource - constrained mobile devices.

Also unveiled today was a new Readium SDK project to develop an EPUB ® 3 rendering engine optimized for native apps on tablets and other devices.

We are committed to incorporating the Readium SDK into the eBook technologies we provide to developers, enabling them to deliver full EPUB 3 capabilities with commercial, rights - managed content.»

With Readium SDK, companies that previously collaborated strictly on open standards will become implementors too and have a better influence on the adoption of EPUB 3.

Datalogics «We are proud to be part of the establishment of the Readium Foundation and to be participating in the development of the Readium SDK.

I had high hopes that Readium SDK could perform this role for us, but its licensing conditions are an explicit attempt to decommodify open source code.

Building on our extensive experience with multiplatform e-book solutions, we will continue making every possible contribution to the widespread adoption of Readium Web and Readium SDK.»

«We are proud to be part of the establishment of the Readium Foundation and to be participating in the development of the Readium SDK.

We continue to participate very actively in the development of Readium SDK (Boris Schneiderman from the EP is the main developer there) and contributing to Readium JS (2 persons, both part - time are contributing an equivalent of 0.5 person - month).

Readium.js and the core JavaScript modules Readium.js shares with Readium SDK were developed subsequent to the initial development of Readium Chrome Extension, which is not (as of September 2013) «synched up» with the new more modular architecture for these components.

Below are FAQs divided into categories (Readium Foundation, Readium.js, Readium Chrome Extension, Readium SDK, and Readium LCP).

To learn more about Readium SDK and Readium Web, access source code and other resources, and learn how you can participate in the Readium.org community, visit http://readium.org .

Not exact matches

Through the Readium project, we are taking that belief one step further by supporting the development of a comprehensive industry - leading open source EPUB 3 SDK.»

Adobe just joined the Readium Foundation this week to assist in the Open Source EPUB3 app SDK project, the big publishers are clamoring for it and there is a big AAP working group meeting on EPUB3 in NY this very week as well with reps from almost every major publishing company.

The fundamental goal of the Readium project is to produce a robust, performant, spec - compliant EPUB reading system that can be deployed in browsers, embedded into browser apps like the Google Chrome extension or simply embedded as an SDK into native applications.

This version of the Readium Software Development Kit (SDK) and ReadiumJS (Chrome Extension & Cloud Reader) represent a significant release for the SDK.

The IDPF will continue to facilitate Readium - Web and Readium - SDK during a transition during 2013 to governance by project contributors.

I believe that even if Readium is and has to be an open source project, we should take its «hybrid» character into consideration, especially for Readium and DRM SDKs.