Le 11/05/2011 17:45, keymaster a écrit :
The documentation is slowly improving, thanks very much to those
involved.
Symfony2 is a huge framework, and the documentation undertaking is
understandably difficult. The documentation team have really done a
great job so far for software which has only just reached beta1, and I
think everyone realizes the documentation team is working hard at
continually improving it.
As the documentation fills out, it will no doubt become more difficult
for the documentation team to know where the weak points are and where
the community's pain points are.
One easy suggestion might be to create a sticky thread on this forum
called "Documentation Suggestions", and simply put a message in the
"Book" directing people to add a post to this thread whenever they
come across an issue they feel should be documented and isn't, or
where the documentation should be improved,or perhaps even is incorrect.
It should be made clear that the documentation team is always free to
accept or ignore any or all of the community contributed suggestions,
but it might be an easy way to get fairly practical feedback on where
the major pain points are, and thus where documention efforts might
best be further focused.
I think that putting it on the mailing-list is not the best solution as
it would be difficult to find the mails to check follow the needs. It
would be easier IMO to use the github issue tracker of the symfony-docs
repository (not enabled currently but my suggestion is to enable it).
--
Christophe | Stof
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