Hello all,
Ali just told me about pida. It sounds intriguing, but the docs don't
tell me nearly enough.
I propose the following project. I'll tell you what I'd like to see
in the docs, and make suggestions. The the pida developers would
update the docs and we'll repeat.
I should be a good gu
On Jan 4, 10:53 am, Ali Afshar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think this is an excellent idea, and really appreciate you helping out
> like this
> It will help us write nice docs, and hopefully debate/merge new
> interesting ideas.
Excellent. Let's get started then. I'll make my suggestions i
> WOW thats a nice set of good points and clearly something we should do
really soon.
Oh good :-) I was afraid you might be offended by my suggestions.
Edward
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> Hopefully we will quickly take care of your remarks.
I really can't benefit from pida until I know more, so I'd like to
help you help me.
First, though, here are several principles that help me write
documentation.
1. Compression. My brother, Speed Ream, told me about this one. I
suspect mo
> We've begun to answer your questions on our development site
Thanks for this. I made extensive comments on the wiki yesterday.
It might be good to use the actual Eclipse docs
http://help.eclipse.org/help33/index.jsp
as a template. I would recommend skimming the docs as a document
writer wou
Another set of documentation that might be worth emulating are the
pyGtk tutorials at:
http://www.pygtk.org/tutorial.html
Edward
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