Hi all, Discussed with a colleague the other day the perception of MetaModel when coming to the project as a newcomer (new in our company and approaching the community). He mentioned that the documentation was too sparse for him to get a good insight by just browsing our website and wiki. A proper getting started and better reference documentation would have helped him a lot - and improved his overall impression (which has improved as he started using it, but wasn't immediately too good).
I think that's pretty good feedback - documentation is important and we have not spent a lot of time on it I guess. So are there any "low hanging fruit" we can start by grabbing? And what should be the more dedicated efforts that we go for here? I was thinking of at least publishing our javadocs and linking to it from our website. That should help a little, but is obviously not what he was mentioning. A proper "getting started" guide would also be great I think. I'm curious which aspects we should stress then. Especially looking at people not from Human Inference / Neopost .... How did you learn about MetaModel and which questions did you have (still have?) and how did you get started. Best regards, Kasper
