C&F started to use Paged.js in 2019 to start the collection called Interventions, and Nicolas Taffin started to experiment a lot of things around Paged.js.
The publisher website: https://cfeditions.com/public/
Nicolas’ Taffin story about pagedjs (french): https://polylogue.org/addictions-sur-ordonnance-making-of-dune-collection-liberee/
The second article about Paged.js: https://polylogue.org/apres-la-page-la-double-page/
Buy the books: https://cfeditions.com/public/
The Saint-Raymond Museum of Archeology of Toulouse used Paged.js to generate the printed version of their digital catalog.
The web book: https://villachiragan.saintraymond.toulouse.fr/
Julie’s article (french): https://julie-blanc.fr/blog/2020-11-05_chiragan
The source code: https://gitlab.com/musee-saint-raymond/villa-chiragan/
Buy the book: https://www.saintraymond.toulouse.fr/shop/Les-sculptures-de-la-villa-romaine-de-Chiragan_p443.html
CityFab 2 is a fablab in Brussels. Amélie Dumond has been comissioned to design and produce the documentation for the Fablab. The result is a book of 460 page made with paged.js.
Controverses is a digital book that explore modern controversies and analyses how sciences and techniques interact with society. The book is 322 pages.
The web book: https://controverses.org/mode-demploi/
Buy the book: http://www.pressesdesciencespo.fr/fr/book/?gcoi=27246100533290
Situer le numérique is a book by Gauthier Roussilhe, that looks at the tensions between the digital world and the environment.
Walden Pond is a little paper zine that comes once a month in the mail. It’s full of a selection of the articles you’ve saved to Pocket, so you know that you’re interested in everything inside. Each issue has over an hour of reading, the battery will never run out, it’s clear in bright sunlight and has a low-latency pen interface (or pencil).
The website: https://waldenpond.press/
