Hy;
as a newbie (of three months age ;) ) i'd like to
contribute my thoughts to the documentation area:
1.) From my now 20 years experience in computer art i
learned that the newbies can tell much more about the
features of a program, than the developers can. Why?
because the newbie
SAXESS - Hussayn Dabbous wrote:
My *personal* conclusions on this:
1.) Instead of shouting against the developers i started
writing down my experiences within my company wiki.
I did this because i wanted a clear separation from
all the masters of the art articles turning up in the
hy, Derek;
what you say makes perfect sense ;-)
only one suggestion for the first two pages:
1.)
HOWTO setup cocoon in 15 minutes ;-)
should be easy by condensing the other thread
2.)
HOWTO setup your intranet with XML in 1 day
it took me two weeks to figure it out, but i could
give away
2
hy, steven;
you are right: no good idea to create another documentation
source. i remember, i also complained about that when i started
with cocoon: documentation sites all around and uncoordinated.
The point is uncoordinated here:
I propose to coordinate the newbies site with the existing
SAXESS - Hussayn Dabbous wrote:
The major point is to remember, that the newbies wiki is a part of
the cocoon wiki, independent of the underlaying technology, thus
coordinating the content, not the technology.
Sure. My bias is that people should not go for hunting information, and
that a lot,
