2009/9/26 scs <sasc...@gmail.com>: > Hi, > How can we contribute to the documentation of zend framework? > There are some parse errors I found - when i used the code examples > from the reference/manual.
You can create a issue in the issue tracker, http://framework.zend.com/issues If you have signed the CLA (cant find a link atm) you can also add a patch to that issue, all docs are created using docbook, which is simple XML, you just edit that in the trunk and create a patch and attach it to the issue. We also do bug hunt days http://devzone.zend.com/article/10049-Announcing-Zend-Frameworks-Monthly-Bug-Hunt-Days which all are welcome to participate in! > Also there are some points that can be added to the manual. Some that > will save much time from searching the web for solutions. > > One thing I had difficulty is that when reading independent tutorials > on the web, nearly nobody mentioned the framework version they used > for the tutorial. > That causes pain for beginners who started using the framework from > version 1.9 and later (those who do not know all the differences > between the versions). > It sometimes not clear if that sample code is useless because of > the new version brought some improvements, and etc. > > I would appreciate if guys here -writing tutorials or blog posts about > the framework- would mention framework versions they use in their > posts about frameworks. > > Thanks, > -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [MuTe] ----------------------------------------------------------------------
