Astrid Emde wrote: Hi,
> Christian and I discussed about how to write the Mapbedner3 > documentation for workshops. > > My idea was to write the documentation in rst like it is done in the > OSGeo-Live-project [1]. I wrote the documentation for Mapbender 2.7.x > like this [2] > > We would write a rst-textfile which we can compile to html or pdf with > Sphinx [3]. We can keep this file at github and Christian mentioned that > github supports rst-files and can display them as html. > > This is how the rst-file looks for mapbender_quickstart.rst in > OSGeo-Live [4]. > > An advantage would be that we could easily provide the documentation for > OSGeo-Live if we want to add Mapbender3 to the OSGeo-Live project. And > also we can easily use the documentation as a template for customized > workshops. > > What do you think about this idea? I think it's a good choice. We've also played around with sphinx a bit for deegree and found it to be quite suitable, looks like we're going to use it for our handbook as well. Best regards, Andreas Schmitz -- Occam Labs UG (haftungsbeschränkt) Godesberger Allee 139 53175 Bonn, Germany +49 228 937 988 65 http://www.occamlabs.de
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