Hi all,
>> I've got a suggestion from Lukas Eder for reference manuals page
>>
>> Maybe it needs a little reorg and cleanup
>>
>> https://twitter.com/lukaseder/status/502724453714124800
>>
>> some documents can be put at the bottom or in another area
>
> I agree. Especially the docs on no longer supported versions should be moved
> further down.
> Same for stuff that hasn't been updated for ages or on which work has stalled
> (like Using Firebird, which is 'Work in (non-)progress" since 2007 or so).
>
> Let's keep the 2.1 and 2.5 docs on top, together with - or followed by -
> material that isn't version-specific and is still useful for current versions.
OK, I cleaned up that page.
- On top are the most important version-specific docs for the currently
supported versions, i.e. 2.5 and 2.1 Quick Start Guides and LangRef Updates.
- After that, the Command Line Utilities manuals, followed by other user
manuals, reference material and the Firebird licenses.
- Then come the manuals on no longer supported versions, the IB6 manuals, and
finally the manuals for Firebird docwriters.
I'm sure we can still do better, by integrating some of the docs pages and
using only one line per document (with the available language links listed like
we used to, e.g. "en fr de nl"), which saves a lot of vertical scrolling, but
that's for another day.
Cheers,
Paul Vinkenoog
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