This is an example of what Athena may look like.

It uses Polymer web components as the UI and a Serviceworker to handle offline access and, in the future, push notifications and Background synchronization.

It is not a completed project. There are many thing we have left to do to fully validate the web-based publishing process. Some of those things are:

• Research why athena-document doesn't embed in other components
  • Get rid of the ugly hack we had to use as a result
• Better typography
  • Pick a different font
  • Set up font size, line height and headings
  • Work with typography best practices
  • Incorporate the best practices into components
• Try other web experiments
  • D3 visualizations
  • WebGL
  • WebRTC
• Add images for the Peter Pan section

Project Content

The first section, Athena Concept, contains both the rationale for the project as well as some technologies used or proposed to be used with the project.

The second section, External Content Test, is an attempt to test if we can cache external content as part of our service worker.

The final section, Peter Pan Text, contains the 17 chapters of Peter and Wendy from the Gutenberg Project