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bitmark Roadmap

Version 1

Was exclusively used in the Get More Brain ecosystem.

Version 2

  • First public version (2020)
  • Includes several extensions requested by EdTech publishers
  • Compatibility with Quizlet Flashcards and Duolingo API and Data Model
  • Conflict free with many Markup Languages (Markdown, GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM), commonmark, Textile, AsciiDoc, ...)
  • Additional quiz and content types

Version 2.1

  • ANTLR grammar for bitmark
  • Open source bitmark parser (JavaScript reference implementation for the browser and node.js)

Version 2.2

  • Learning Path Bits (done)
  • Bot Send Bit (done)

Version 3.0 (2022, 2023 and 2024)

  • bitmark Text 3.0

    • Strictly JSON (no more markup in bitmark JSON objects)
      • BStyledString for stylable string properties
      • BStyledText, used in the body property
    • Open Source Peggy Grammar (https://peggyjs.org)
    • Open Source TipTap Extension (https://tiptap.dev, a headless text editor framework)

  • Standalone Resource Bits (independent of Article Bits) (2023)

  • Bits for Smart Norms and Standards (2024, 2025)

Version 3.1 (2025 and 2026) (Current Version)

Version 3.1 eliminated remaining legacy inconsistencies, making bitmark fully AI- and LLM-ready.

Open Source Projects

  • Peggy Grammar for bitmark Text 3.1 (https://peggyjs.org)
  • GIFT (moodle) to bitmark Converter (fundraising)
  • Print bitmark with Print CSS - PDF Support (fundraising planned)
  • Open Source TipTap Extension (https://tiptap.dev, a headless text editor framework)

Commercial Projects

  • Three commercial authoring systems for publishers, built on bitmark
  • A high-performance bitmark parser (TypeScript, JavaScript) for use in both browser and backend environments
  • A PDF extraction and conversion service
  • Smart Norms as a Service platform

Note

If you have any specific input or ideas for version 3.1, please let us know at thomas.gabathuler@bitmark-association.org