Hello,
I'm wondering, if you agree with me, that almost all of the documentation to
TYPO3 is really non-intuitive.
There is lot of text, but there aren't simple and quick explanations as in
other references are (e.g. the well-known guides for C++, JAVA etc. or even
as the guide written in earl
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> Karol
> Martinka
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 13. Dezember 2007 18:33
> An: typo3-english@lists.netfielders.de
> Betreff: [TYPO3] Complicated documentation? No reference guide? Do
> you know
> any good documen
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 13. Dezember 2007 18:33
An: typo3-english@lists.netfielders.de
Betreff: [TYPO3] Complicated documentation? No reference guide? Do you know
any good documentation?
Hello,
I'm wondering, if you agree with me, that almost all of the documentation to
TYPO3 is really non-intuitive
Hi!
Karol Martinka wrote:
> I'm wondering, if you agree with me, that almost all of the documentation to
> TYPO3 is really non-intuitive.
Books and online manuals are written by programmers and it is for users at at
least in intermediate level. Even beginner's books sometimes assume some
thing
Hi there,
Karol Martinka wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm wondering, if you agree with me, that almost all of the documentation to
> TYPO3 is really non-intuitive.
>
> There is lot of text, but there aren't simple and quick explanations as in
> other references are (e.g. the well-known guides for C++,
Hi Karol
> > I'm wondering, if you agree with me, that almost all of the
documentation to
> > TYPO3 is really non-intuitive.
The story is documentation is an old one. There are a couple of reasons -
first, the people who wrote it are predominantly coders, and people who have
a good understanding
So you're typo3newbie! A couple of things helped me at the outset, thanks!
:)
I tried to post a comment about your problems with tt_news category
display (you have to unhide your general storage page for it to work), but
it wouldn't let me post comments.
On Fri, 14 Dec 2007 12:04:34 +1300,
Cate & Peter wrote:
> TSRef is handy ... but only if you have a starting point, when you are
> learning. I usually try to find some code that nearly does what I want, and
> look to see how to tweak it.
>
> And Christopher, regarding your article...
>
>> For this reason, I wrote the following a
Hi!
Cate & Peter wrote:
> I had a look at it ... but honestly, for me, it went straight over the top.
> All the jargon that I don't understand in the TSRef is all there in the
> article, and so I still don't understand it. I think maybe you are a 4th
> year apprentice and ready to become a tradesm
2007/12/14, Christopher Torgalson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Cate & Peter wrote:
>
>
>
> > TSRef is handy ... but only if you have a starting point, when you are
> > learning. I usually try to find some code that nearly does what I want,
> and
> > look to see how to tweak it.
> >
> > And Christopher
Hi Christopher
> Well, I never claimed it was for total beginners, but honestly, I don't
> think it's over the head of anyone who's successfully used
> TYPO3/typoscript/html/css to build one or more sites.
:) I meant no offense .. but to give you an idea, I have been using Typo3
for 2 years to bu
On Fri, 14 Dec 2007 22:30:30 +1300, Martin S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> That's exactly what I've discovered. To learn Typo3 through documentation
> you need to know Typo3 already...
>
> When people are new to a system (any system) they may expect
> documentation
> to address their level of un
Hello Dimitry,
thanks for the tip, I've already read those :)). The first think (two weeks
ago), what i've made was to read them briefly to understand the concept (as
I usually do for new systems) ...
I'm a programmer (mostly C++ & Delphi), I do understand object-oriented
concepts, but Typoscri
Hey Dmitry
> It is very nteresting to know how TSRef looks from beginner's view. Can
you make
> some examples of what exactly is hard to understand?
>
> I think one thing, which is hard for us (developers) to catch, is what
others find
> unclear. Examples would really help us improve.
>
Mmmm ...
Hi!
Karol Martinka wrote:
> I'm a programmer (mostly C++ & Delphi), I do understand object-oriented
> concepts, but Typoscript was harder to understand from the doc's as
> Smalltalk is ;-)..
One thing that you must know is that TS is not a programming but a
configuration language. It is not ex
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