Bibledit

Bibledit is series of related open source software projects for editing and translating the Bible. Bibledit is free software.

History

Bibledit development started in 2003.[1]

The word "Bibledit" is a portmanteau of the words "Bible" and "edit".

Bibledit was first hosted on SourceForge.[2]

First generation

Bibledit-Gtk was the first generation of the software. It runs on the desktop.[3] Like all Bibledit programs, its source code is public,[4] and it can be freely downloaded.[5]

Second generation

The second generation of Bibledit focused on the web.

Bibledit-Web is a Bible editor that runs on the web, allowing users to edit the Bible from a web browser. The source code is public,[6] and freely downloadable.[7]

Several version of the software have been built to work with other Bible software. Bibledit-Xiphos[8] and Bibledit-BibleTime[9] work with different versions of The SWORD Project. Versions also exist for BibleWorks,[10] Paratext,[11] and OnlineBible.[12]

Third generation

The third generation of Bibledit focuses on cloud computing. It is actively being developed and maintained. The source code is public.

Similar to Bibledit-Web, Bibledit Cloud on the web, allowing users to edit the Bible from a web browser.[13][14]

Offline versions are available for Windows,[15] Mac OS X, Linux, Android, and iOS. Users can edit the Bible from a web browser or app while off-line, and then synchronize the changes with Bibledit Cloud. The Android version is installed via Google Play.[16] iOS installation is by the App Store.[17]

Usage

The Bibledit translation software is known to and used by people involved in Bible translation and production.

SIL International includes Bibledit in their list of software and fonts.[18]

The Adapt It translation software can exchange files with Bibledit.[19]

The Bible society of Baptist Mid-Missions has made a Bibledit Windows port for their translators.[20]

Pioneer Bible Translators wrote an in-depth review of Bibledit.[21]

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