I see you guys couldn't wait for me. This is understanable a year has passed and I have done little progress, this is manily because I spent a lot of time learnign proper desgin, as in Graphic Design Theory. taking courses and reading books, etc. Mainly because I wanted to do something beyond my capabilities. I have know html/css/javascript for a long time.
I would have liked if someone had contacted me properly before doing so much work, I was always idling in the irc channel and scanning the mailing lists for this reason. I'll commit the current status of the dev folder later on, when the last TODO item written in spanish is done, propably this afternoon. Use what you want. I'm sorry I couldn't provide in time. dreb On Sábado 12 Diciembre 2009 18:30:07 Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri escribió: > Hello all, > > In the hope to make Enlightenment Foundation Libraries development > more pleasant to newcomers, we're trying to make website more user > friendly, as seen in rasterman's last changes (check out current > status now! http://enlightenment.org), but that alone is not enough, > so we need all possible help with: > > - feedback on website: we'll try to make it more shiny and > colorful, but feedback is good. To avoid endless flamewars about "I > like this and you like that", please provide insightful points, you > can send example links and design documents/theories that back your > points (we all want to learn!) Of course, pointing to pages that > provide similar goals as E and got some "web design awards" is even > better. > > - trac: please help review, format and fill trac. Want a good > example? http://trac.enlightenment.org/e/wiki/Elementary it provides > lots of images with what it can achieve, is clear and even contains > code examples. But even it could be better, as the page is long, we > could use a TableOfContents (easy to add to trac) and some header > image to guide to more specific points... do not split that page, as > it's good as one, but we could add specific sections that link to > other pages, such as "More code examples" and "Walk through tutorials" > that would themselves have more content. > > - docs: also review, enhance and create new. By docs we mean not > just API docs in C files, screencasts creating applications are more > than welcome! > > Note that commercial Enlightenment interest is growing quite fast. > This can be your chance to create a portfolio and be hired to be full > time developer using EFL. We'll probably start announcing open > positions in companies, not only development, but also community > management, documentation writers, testers and debuggers. Stay tuned! > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Return on Information: Google Enterprise Search pays you back Get the facts. http://p.sf.net/sfu/google-dev2dev _______________________________________________ enlightenment-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-users
