Hi all,
As I mentioned in a previous message, I'm working on a WW2 Tutorial. The
goal of this is to present a example-oriented documentation for those who
are just getting to know WebWork. I laid out the structure of the tutorial
and now I need volunteers to write text and examples.
The tutorial is divided in four sections. Sections 1 (introduction), 3
(intermediate concepts) and 4 (advanced concepts) are still empty and
volunteers are needed to write them. Section 2 (basic concepts) is almost
done and there's need of volunteers to write about interceptors, WebWork
tags, Velocity and Freemarker (although I could probably manage the first
three).
Also, I would like the help of WebWork developers and experts to revise
what I wrote. Please let me know if there's anything wrong, mispelled, not
understandable, not completely covered and such.
Last, but not least, we need a maintainer for the docs. For now I'll be
the maintainer, but my initial idea is to place this tutorial in some web
server instead of providing the WAR for download. When we get to this point,
it will be a good idea to elect as maintainer someone who has access to this
web server.
The tutorial WAR file is located at:
http://cliente.escelsanet.com.br/vitorsouza/ww2tutorial.war
If you download and take a look at it, even if you don't have time to be
a volunteer (or don't feel like it), please at least send me your comments,
so
I know if the tutorial is going the right direction.
Thanks in advance,
Vítor Souza
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