Deploying Gitdox for QUD annotations

[Abhishek-P]

Issue to track the possible use of GitDox for QUD annotations the way we used it in lecture.
Since the sheet model works, the question would become one of utilities in setting up and then next step (collation, correction etc.) for such annotations.

[amir-zeldes]

GitDox in spreadsheet mode is geared towards using tokens (one line = one word), but QUD annotation is more along the lines of one sentence per row, right? I'm not sure how easily you could adapt GD to do this - probably you could, but wouldn't benefit much from the features that make the system more useful than just a spreadsheet. If it's the collaborative spreadsheet component itself that you want, then you can also just use the component GD builds on, which is EtherCalc (or you can look for something equivalent that is more up to date)

[Abhishek-P]

Effectively I could implement a quick QUD validator on a "sheet"
I would want to make it such that it would be a validation in the annotation interface itself

I was thinking of the gitdox interface where we were doing s_type correction and that would be similar to this, but I see that it was sparse annotation

[amir-zeldes]

Yeah, it's probably possible to integrate into GitDox, but GD is probably overkill for what you need. I would love to see an overhaul of the sheet mechanism in GD (maybe some more contemporary js based spreadsheet library, even if it doesn't have concurrent editing), but I think it's not such a quick an easy project sadly.