FUSEe(β)で技術書プリティ化計画 公開版
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The document discusses FUSEe, a tool for adding interactivity to EPUB e-books through the use of JavaScript and CSS. It allows embedding of scripts directly into EPUB files and supports features like jQuery and HTML5 canvas. The tool is open source and works with various EPUB reading platforms. It aims to bring dynamic and interactive capabilities to digital publishing.
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