Emily wrote:
I did quite a bit of re-arranging and editing of the existing material,
and for this the Wiki was very useful. I'd guess that for documentation
in the early stages, with frequent major updates and rewrites, a Wiki
would be ideal. I'm not convinced it would be useful for
I'm interested in participating in the design and implementation of a
Sockets library. Your initial documents look like a good start.
Great! You will note that I posted references to your Linux Journal
articles :-)
Jeff Garland [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
4) The MPL team used another Wiki to develop documentation.
Not sure how that worked. Aleksey care to comment?
I can tell you that it ended up being pretty one-sided. It was great
for Aleksey - he had the whole Wiki on his local machine and could
edit
David Abrahams wrote:
Jeff Garland [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
4) The MPL team used another Wiki to develop documentation.
Not sure how that worked. Aleksey care to comment?
I can tell you that it ended up being pretty one-sided. It was great
for Aleksey - he had the whole Wiki on his
