Gang,
Rickard and I met yesterday to discuss the future of Qi4j, and one of
the critical points was around how can we improve the documentation of
Qi4j in a organized and cohesive manner.

One issue was about engaging the rest of the community to help, and I
raised the issue (think Rickard concurred) that the interactive
SiteVision tool is a barrier for this to occur. SV also introduces a
problem around "versioning", in that we would need to start pay
attention to when features started, and potentially finished, its
life.

The conclusion was that we *should* pay much more attention to
Javadocs, which solves both of these problems.

So, I (hopefully with Rickard's help, Edward?) will make a big effort
making sure that every package, class and public method have more or
less comprehensive and cohesive javadoc, which will be published per
version to the website, and when appropriate the Javadocs will be
linked into other pages in SiteVision.
I also hope that people will assist in documenting, in the same
fashion, all the libraries and extensions as well.

We think that this will both solve the authoring and versioning
problems as well as retaining the nice looking website we already
have. What does everyone else think?


Cheers
-- 
Niclas Hedhman, Software Developer
http://www.qi4j.org - New Energy for Java

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