Leon,
Good to hear.
Those tutorials are actually where I learnt most about OFBiz.
Beautifully laid out. I can see the work you've put in.
But there are a lot of things missing which I personally would need to know.
If you thing a Wiki is the way to solve that problem, then I'm with you
all the way.
Ian
Leon Torres wrote:
I also believe it would be worthwhile to experiment with an open ofbiz
wiki. As the ofbiz community continues to grow, we will certainly
attain the critical mass necessary to make such a thing work.
For instance, we've authored a bunch of cookbooks in .txt format about
specific tricks and how-to's in OFBIZ:
http://www.opensourcestrategies.com/ofbiz/tutorials.php
Unfortunately contributing to those is hard because it takes an
investment in time to read, verify, and update the documents on our
end. If they were in the form of an open wiki, it would be far easier
to expand on them.
- Leon
Florin Jurcovici wrote:
IMO, an open wiki is the right thing to do. Even if I had some
experience which I'd like to share, if the wiki is closed or
restricted, I cannot. Some maintainers should review docs
occasionally and correct or delete them if they are not OK, maybe
draw an outline of the documentation at the beginning then let
whoever is willing to fill the pages. But IMO a closed/restricted
wiki is not the way to go.
--Florin Jurcovici
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