| [tigerstripe-dev] RE: Eclipse Tigerstripe Wiki: user resources content migration |
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So one thought.... can we at least move these conversations
now to the dev reflector..... that way we are actually being
open....
You don't have to have everything happen through
bugzilla....
Is everyone subscribed now? I copied this message to the
reflector..
Steve From: Richard Craddock (rcraddoc) Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 4:42 AM To: Eric Dillon (erdillon); Duncan Keysell (dkeysell) Cc: Steve Jerman (stjerman); Julie Schott (jschott); John Worrell (jworrell); Julie Schott (jschott); Doug Strombom (dstrombo) Subject: RE: Eclipse Tigerstripe Wiki: user resources content migration At first glance, I can't think of anything particular
to change other than moving the Tutorials etc out from under the Help.We will
need to clean the wording to remove some "tigerstripe software" references
etc.
We can remove a couple of sections that we never filled
in - Error definitions/Glossary.
We also need to add the "Training" when that has been
"cleaned"
Sadly I had forgotten to complete the committer
agreement until today so I can't actually do any of this stuff just yet :-( I've
sent it now so hopefully I should be up and running soon.
RC
From: Eric Dillon (erdillon) Sent: 03 January 2008 00:03 To: Duncan Keysell (dkeysell); Richard Craddock (rcraddoc) Cc: Steve Jerman (stjerman); Julie Schott (jschott); John Worrell (jworrell); Julie Schott (jschott); Doug Strombom (dstrombo) Subject: Eclipse Tigerstripe Wiki: user resources content migration Hi Duncan,
Richard, The initial set up for both the
Tigerstripe Eclipse website and the Tigerstripe Wiki on eclipse are
done. This means we can start migrating
some of the content from tigerstripedev.net. The prime candidates are the
tutorials. We should also think about a section
for users where they could find “plugins”, examples and other resources to get
started. I think the easiest way to manage
this content is to put it directly in the Eclipse Tigerstripe wiki and maybe put
links to the corresponding homepages in the
website. Could either one of you start
thinking about some content/structure for the “User resources” part of the
wiki? I’m thinking I’ll add some details
for the “contributors” where they’d find details about the code itself, a dev
plan/milestones, etc. It’s probably worth looking around
to other projects… J Please note that to follow the
transparency guidelines for an open-source project, we should handle this
through a bugzilla… This would provide a way to discuss things there rather than
by email and allow to track things a lot better… so once I’ve figured out how to
get notifications working on bugzilla… I’ll raise one. Let’s sync-up early next
week once I’ve built-up some placeholders on the
website/wiki. Eric |