Hi Helma,
Fine. I've already thought about the length of the pages currently in
the tutorial, but I'd rather get the stuff in first and refactor later.
Mind you, I don't like pages that consist of a header and one
paragraph.
OK, I'll just add whatever I think is useful as a new page (editing
existing pages if it makes sense to me).
Note that I've added the section about Eclipse and Subclipse to:
- provide an IDE environment that makes working with Cocoon files
easier
- try to "educate" them to use a code versioning system from the
beginning, although I've also talked about using CVSNT for that.
Yes, I think we are writing more than a reference manual here. Perhaps,
at the appropriate places we could also talk about unit testing and
other best practices.
+ Getting Cocoon from the source repository
+ Installing and configuring your IDE
+ Eclipse
+ Subclipse
+ Checking out Cocoon
+ Using the command line
+ Using Subclipse
As Sylvain pointed out, this might be scary for "newbies", but it can
still be added and marked 'advanced'.
Yes. Sounds good.
Have you looked at http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/Cocoon215TOC ?
Yes, I have, thanks for the reminder!
Now that I'm in charge :-) I propose to mark each wiki page that is
moved over, with the URL of the Daisy page.
Perfect.
Mark
