Giannis Kopanas is a PubSweet Developer who has most recently been lending his talents to Editoria. He lives and works in Athens, Greece. We chatted him up about about summer, software and what he is looking forward to at Coko. Alison: Giannis, how is your summer going? Giannis Kopanas: A little bit of summer is…
You may have noticed recently we have updated the website. We simplified its structure and made Coko easier to understand. This is part of an incremental process of moving our identity forward. To this end, we are also updating our branding. We will slowly migrate our name from Collaborative Knowledge Foundation/ Coko to just Coko….
Julien Taquet lives in France and is an expert UX and Book CSS designer whose expertise benefits Coko, Book Sprints, Editoria, Paged.js and all of these organizations’ constituents. We decided to learn more about how Julien amassed such a wealth of knowledge across multiple very specialized domains, and why he chooses to deploy these gifts…
In the latest of our Who is Coko? series I talk to the wonderful Christos Kokosias. Christos has been working with Coko for 3 years. Almost since the beginning! He started working on Editoria but is now our word processor guru. Christos built Wax 1 and is currently working on the vastly improved wax 2….
3 weeks ago I promoted Alison McGonagle-O’Connell to the management team. As part of our Who is Coko? series I wanted to find out more about who Alison is, her background in Publishing, and what made Alison want to leave a comfy job at a large Publishing organization to come work with us. Adam: Alison…
“I thought I wouldn’t be able to be a facilitator because I have strong opinions of my own, and the role of the facilitator is to dissolve into the curtains and let others decide things, but I enjoy it now and I think its the most valuable thing that I do for PubSweet.” Continuing our…
With the establishment of the new management team, I found myself curious how founder Adam Hyde arrived in leadership. His unique style makes Coko what it is today, so as I began to reflect on this, I had many questions. I decided to interview him and share his responses here. Alison: Adam, you have…
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