On 26 mai 2011, at 09:59, Simon Denier wrote:
On 24 mai 2011, at 14:23, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
Yes, +99999 That would be great. Could you take care? at least a first pass?
Looks more complicated than the last gardening: I'm thinking of creating bigger chapters like "Language and Libraries", "Tools", "Smalltalkies" for small tricks ("FAQ", "Tips and Tricks", "Customizing Pharo").
Done, although a bit of chapter head ups are needed.
As well as a "work in progress" chapter for chapters which are rather empty (like, just how to load a given tool) to distinguish with more complete chapters.
There is already a Pharo tools chapter but with 42 sections and no organization. So this chapter in itself needs to be reworked.
That's the next step. I'm wondering. Does people take a look at this online book from time to time? Do you think it's a valuable tool? Personally I would love to see a doc website with the API/comment extracted from source code and tests, and people commenting to enhance/points to relevant information - a bit like the CODT contest - this could later be integrated in the source code, etc, and you have the round trip. Bonus if people can use an online sandbox and run harmless doits in the browser :) I always think it's a good to have such exposition on the web. -- Simon Denier