Hello,
while working on my Tapestry evaluation article, I start to like
Tapestry but get annoyed at the same time by the distribution of the
documentation.
Sofar I used the following sources linked from the main site
Tapestry 5 Project
- JavaDocs
- Component Reference
- FAQ
Tapestry Tutorials
- Tutorial
User Guide
- many links here
Tapestry Cookbook
- some links
Resources
- WIKI
- WIKI howto
Junit Tests provided with the downloads (needed to read them as some
components are not documented)
This is pretty hard for a new user.
What do you think about the following structure?
Getting started
- Installation with Maven
- Installation without Maven
- Quick start tutorial
- Screen casts
Documentation
- User Guide
- Component Reference
- Java Doc
- FAQ
- Ref card
Documentation by the community
- WIKI
- WIKI Howtos
merge the content of the cookbook into the user guide or the wiki howto
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Best Regards / Viele Grüße
Sebastian Hennebrueder
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