i actually own memcached.org as well. i'd be willing to host or provide it.
On 7/17/07, dormando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dustin Sallings wrote: > > On Jul 17, 2007, at 12:57 , Sumit Datta wrote: > >> I can start it on my blog, but putting up on FAQ/wiki will be better I >> guess. >> We are using PHP/memcaced on our websites, and I would surely love to >> do some documentation work needed. I will get something done by this >> week. > > The most appropriate place for client samples is really client > documentation. > > I think having concepts (such as generational keys) is fine in the > FAQ, but client samples that far away from the clients can get out of > date easily even if they don't clutter up the wiki. > > Keep in mind there's more than one client implementation for just > about every language. > Yes. I'd just like to ensure links to the most well updated places actually happen! Also a brief 'getting started' which says where to look for the latest information, how to download it, and find the install instructions, are pretty important for the wiki. -Dormando
