Am 31.05.20 um 02:46 schrieb Dave Fisher:
I’ve been thinking about www.openoffice.org
What do you think about using markdown?
we are using on some webpages quite intensive Javascript. Is markdown
able to handle this?
In general, I don't see the need to use markdown more widely in the
website. At least I don't know how this could improve the documentation
area.
Marcus
On May 30, 2020, at 5:42 PM, Keith N. McKenna <keith.mcke...@comcast.net> wrote:
I should probably have my head examined but I am thinking of one more
time trying to revive the documentation effort for AOO. One of the
drawbacks is that most people that have started to help have left as
there has been very limited availability of mentoring. I do not see this
changing but I am hoping that by defining a new process we can reduce
the dependency on mentoring.
One idea for this would require that the MediaWiki extension be made
functional again. This would allow for using Writer to create the source
which could be stored in the git repository and then be transferred to
the mwiki for easy online access. By storing the source in the
repository it would give us better revision control over the
documentation. Plus it may help relieve the mentoring problem as many
more people are familiar with using Writer.
Another would be to use Docbook, though this is not as appealing as I
have no familiarity with it and it appears that there is a steep
learning curve to its use and that would be a disadvantage to attracting
new people.
I look forward to any other suggestions that could move this effort
along as it has languished for far to long.
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