.. meta:: :description: Orange Textable documentation, credits :keywords: Orange, Textable, documentation, credits Credits ======= Textable was designed and implemented by `LangTech Sàrl `_ on behalf of the `department of language and information sciences (SLI) `_ at the `University of Lausanne (Unil) `_. The largest part of funding was initially provided by the Unil's Teaching innovation fund (`Fonds d'innovation pédagogique - FIP `_), and led to the release of Textable v1.0 in summer 2012. Textable's development has continued between 2012 and 2013, still carried on by `LangTech Sàrl `_, while the program was being gradually integrated to courses taught at Unil's department of `SLI `_ (where most of the tutorials that would later become the :doc:`Getting started ` section of this documentation have been created). In automn 2013, Textable became a registered Orange Canvas add-on and was renamed to Orange Textable (v1.3). This promotion has made it possible to reach a much larger pool of users, as witnessed by a steadily increasing number of downloads. In early 2014, Unil's `FIP `_ has renewed its support to Orange Textable by granting a maintenance funding. This has made it possible for `LangTech Sàrl `_ to collaborate with the creators of Orange Canvas, `University of Ljubljana's Biolab `_ for producing version v1.4 of Orange Textable. In the meantime, `Unil's Faculty of Arts `_ has granted additional funding for translating Orange Textable's User guide from French to English, then converting it into the electronic form you're currently reading. Unil's `department of language and information sciences `_ has provided some financial support to the project in 2015, which made it possible to handle warnings and error messages in a more user-friendly fashion in Orange Textable v1.5.2. Besides `LangTech Sàrl `_ and `Aris Xanthos `_ who have been involved at about every step of Orange Textable's conception, implementation, documentation, and so on, a special mention should be made to Benjamin Gay (specifications, conception and implementation), people at `Biolab `_ (in particular Blaž Zupan and Aleš Erjavec for conception and implementation work), Corinne Morey (French to English translation of the user guide, preparation of the online version of the documentation, and creation of most cookbook recipes), Douglas Duhaime (case study design and write-up), and many students (and a growing number of scholars) mostly at `Unil `_ for their indispensable feedback as users of Orange Textable.