Please Babu,
For the ease of discussion keep at least a snippet of what you are referring to
when answering.
From: "bsreekanth" <[email protected]>
Jaques,
I disagree that the content/index/main page is same as finding it through
wiki. Of course the information is there, and people desperate to find it
may see it through search. But, as part of the discussion, the index give
the depth of available information in a logically organized way.
Yes, that's true and I tried a couple of time to do what Matt and you seem engaged in, without much success it seems :/ (I did not
try too hard, things where moving too fast at this period)
Though most of the time, when I look for something (any subject) I begin to Google for then, refine locally. I read so much books
and forgot so much about them.
I'm an intuitive person, sometimes I'm lost, but not for a long time, sometimes
I'm completly wrong also :D
Even David
mentioned in one of his tutorial that Freemaker has one of the best tutorial
available, and I felt the same way just looking at it. I think most of the
people get an overview looking at the contents, and decided to start looking
at it in order.
I did not do that, I dived in code. But that's certainly a good thing to have
good *up-to-date (versionned)* references handy.
Of course, when I need something in Freemarker, I Google for and refine ;) But yes, I have already an idea about what I'm looking
for, and you are right and I'm almost Out of Subject :D
I agree that it doesn't make sense to change the index
completely, but we may add to it. I looked at the wiki and I could add new
pages, make changes etc. so, let's see what these newbies, including me, can
do :-)
The difficulty is always history, what to do with it, just throw it away and
begin anew?
Certainly not in the case of OFBiz documentation (and even less in the case of OFBiz applications), but I feel that I'm
misunderstanding here (O of S), you speak about the new index you created?
Jacques
Babu.
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