All the relevant pointers in one place:
- Norman Walsh’s example on SourceForge – enjoy it!
(IIRC he says, you shouldn’t regard the information contained in there as up-to-date) - the example within the Website release on SourceForge is slightly more extensive
- the release notes for the current release on SourceForge
- Bob Stayton’s book DocBook XSL: The Complete Guide, chapter 31. Website
(I do own the dead tree version of it, and if I got a bundle price for the PDF, I would go for it) - searching Bob Stayton’s book: “site:www.sagehill.net sitemap“
- Dave Pawson’s article How to use the DocBook Website system
- searching Dave Pawson’s article: “site:www.dpawson.co.uk website sitemap“
- …
DocBook, The Definitive Guide (the book) (I honestly do own various versions of it):
- http://docbook.org/tdg/ – the book’s website
- http://docbook.org/tdg5/ – the new book’s website (DocBook 5, The Definitive Guide)
- http://docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/docbook.html – the new book as HTML
- http://docbook.org/tdg51/en/html/docbook.html – the book in progress as HTML
- http://docbook.org/tdg51/en/html/variants.html#s.variants – Website only gets mentioned there
- …
General pointers:
- http://wiki.docbook.org
- …
Update / 2010-07-24:
I found the mailing list docbook-apps hosted on oasis-open.org very, very valuable.
I read the mailing list archive via my newsreader at news.gmane.org.
Not that you want to know that, but my newsreader is Gnus.