Hello, I know about coapp since quite a bit of time, but (since my
platform of choice is linux) I haven't look at it in a while, and it
seems it has done huge leaps forward :D
So, the first question is:
Should I nag fellow windows developers to take coapp into consideration
already? :) Is it
2011/12/16 Garrett Serack :
> Well, since I'm going to spend the next week or so writing docs, I'll start
> by chiming in.
>
> The wiki's not a bad place to start (GitHub's wiki is Markdown, so that's a
> good thing).
GitHub Wiki is great.
My concern is about using Wiki in general as a first-con
So into the wiki idea, add approved revisions - that way you get the
benefits of wikis with some versioning and publishing.
On Dec 17, 2011 9:52 AM, "Mateusz Łoskot" wrote:
> 2011/12/16 Garrett Serack :
> > Well, since I'm going to spend the next week or so writing docs, I'll
> start by chiming i
2011/12/16 Adam Baxter :
> So into the wiki idea, add approved revisions - that way you get the
> benefits of wikis with some versioning and publishing.
I think it's a good idea.
Simply, if there is:
a) well-defined workflow of documenting CoApp
b) stable frame for documentation structure set
then
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