On 26-Apr-05, at 11:15 AM, Joey deVilla wrote:
1. Would you find having documentation available in HTML format (as wells as PDF) useful to you?
yes, this is a great idea.
2. Would you find having documentation the HTML format used for the PHP and MySQL online manuals, where you can add comments? Personally, I've found that over time, the value of the comments on just about any page of the online PHP docs is far greater than the original page content.
Here, I would be for the ability to turn the comments on/off, or have somebody (like the author) monitor them, because many of the comments get outdated or some of the proposed solutions are not always correct programatically, logically, or just because the comments are outdated and aren't applicable to the current/updated API (as is greatly demonstrated in the php documentation).
It might be interesting to have threaded comments as well, or at least numbered, because referring back when someone wants to correct/propose different solution gets really painful.
regards, mayo
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