Hi tiago, On Feb 1, 7:45 am, tiago almeida <tiago.b.alme...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello all, > > I really like web2py but allow me to say that the documentation in general > is a bit lacking. > For instance, the wiki looks to be unmantained for a long time. Also, I > don't see a way to create pages there. You have to register/login first. > > As someone pointed out a few days ago, having only the pdf as a > documentation source is not enough. > > My question is: *Why is the wiki @http://wiki.web2py.comdead? *I'd be > happy to contribute a few time writing documentation but I don't see how > (apart from starting another wiki which doesn't make much sense when there > is one already). The problem is that only few people are willing to or can contribute their time. The wiki, among others, are community efforts. > > To someone starting with web2py (like me), having the documentation > scattered all over the web is a bit hard (only today found out about > local_import, ironically with a mail from someone pointing to the same > problem; i have no idea what T3/t4 are (apart from seeing them somewhere), > etc). These might help: http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/69307af114440abf# http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/8b11ca9f8064e057# > > Is it possible to at least resuscitate the wiki so that it can be used as a > de facto wiki with examples and change history etc? It is not dead AFAIK. Your help is welcome as every little bit counts. > > Best regards, > Tiago Almeida
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