Hi,
This is my understanding of SO Documentation:
1. Any one in the community can contribute, others can validate and improve
2. Users can request a topic
3. As Max mentioned, the documentation is more example oriented and it
doesn't have to be as comprehensive as the Flink's primary
I voted. It's live now.
The advance of SO documentation is also, that people not familiar with
Apache might do some documentation (but would never open a PR). Of
course, as community, we should put the focus on web page docs. But
having something additional can't hurt.
From my experience, it is
Thanks for the suggestion Vishnu!
Stackoverflow documentation looks great. I like the easy contribution and
versioning features.
However, I am a bit skeptical. IMO, Flink's primary documentation must be
hosted by Apache. Out-sourcing such an important aspect of a project to an
external service is
Hi!
This looks neat. Let's try it out. I just voted.
Cheers,
Max
On Sun, Sep 4, 2016 at 8:11 PM, Vishnu Viswanath
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Why don't we make use of Stackoverflow's new documentation feature to do
> some documentation of Apache Flink.
>
> To start, at