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DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture)
Software Development and Engineering Practices
DITA is an XML-based data model and standard for authoring, structuring, and publishing technical documentation, originally developed by IBM and now maintained by OASIS. It breaks content into small, reusable 'topics' (task, concept, reference) that can be assembled into different outputs like manuals, help systems, or websites. Technical writers and documentation teams use it to enable content reuse, single-sourcing, and consistent structured authoring across large documentation sets.
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