This website presents a selection of editorial projects that employ code and programming as central components of printed publication production, thereby reconfiguring editorial production toolchains. Many of the projects examined rely on web-to-print approaches—using web technologies to design and generate printed publications—while others extend beyond this framework. These projects are embedded in professional production workflows, involving the printing of several hundred or several thousand copies by industrial printers. Excluding practices associated with fanzines or micro-publishing, the cases presented belong to structured publishing processes with large-scale distribution.
Beyond the presentation of projects, the website adopts an analytical perspective aimed at the technical examination of these editorial workflows and their associated ecosystems. By documenting tools, methods, and infrastructural configurations, the website seeks to constitute a shared reference resource for research and practice in computational and code-based editorial production.