2010/10/25 Kornel Lesiński
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> BTW: I wonder whether it's better to have one large file for entire
> documentation, or one file per chapter?
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I prefer using one file for the entire documentation because it helps me
look for things of interest.
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I think does not matter as long as you make editing enough simple.
Maybe some online tool - so we do not have to download anything?
Please work out the most easy way for users to contribute in translation,
and then you will get quicker feedback.
Even me would like to continue Russian translation i
On 25 Oct 2010, at 11:47, Anton Andriyevskyy wrote:
> Kornel, I remember that I have not finished translation to Russian,
> the problem partially is because there are no useful tools for DocBook.
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> Maybe with Markdown we will go faster?
> Or it's not related to site translation at all?
There a
Kornel, I remember that I have not finished translation to Russian,
the problem partially is because there are no useful tools for DocBook.
Maybe with Markdown we will go faster?
Or it's not related to site translation at all?
Anton Andriyevskyy
Expert in Business Automation & Web Development
Does anyone have reason for keeping documentation in DocBook format?
It's getting on my nerves — xmlto, tool used to generate PHPTAL documentation,
is pain to install (triggers avalanche of dependencies), and DocBook markup is
inflexible and verbose at the same time.
I'd prefer to write documen
