I've started working on new Documentation:
http://www.esenthel.com/?id=doc

Please let me know if in addition to the topics listed on that page, and that are not already included in the old doc - http://www.esenthel.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
is there anything more that you want to be covered?

Thank you

FYI, anything after the Welcome and Istallation folder shows "Can't access page". Although this may be because it's not done yet.

I think this method is a LOT nicer than the wiki-style layout. I personally would like to see all the information from the wiki moved there and a search added.

(02-01-2014 02:58 PM)Rubeus Wrote:  FYI, anything after the Welcome and Istallation folder shows "Can't access page". Although this may be because it's not done yet.

Thanks, yeah it's still WIP

Quote:I think this method is a LOT nicer than the wiki-style layout. I personally would like to see all the information from the wiki moved there and a search added.

That's my goal, although search would be difficult.

looks nice and organised, does google crawl it?
I agree Without search, it's not that useful.

(02-01-2014 10:06 PM)Esenthel Wrote:  

(02-01-2014 02:58 PM)Rubeus Wrote:  FYI, anything after the Welcome and Istallation folder shows "Can't access page". Although this may be because it's not done yet.

Thanks, yeah it's still WIP

Quote:I think this method is a LOT nicer than the wiki-style layout. I personally would like to see all the information from the wiki moved there and a search added.

That's my goal, although search would be difficult.

I could help you with the search feature

I know that you're making different files for every section but we will have to make it dynamic and save the docs in the database
What do you think ?
This way will will have a better control over everything !

or just just keep the file as is, do a php page that runs the grep output, strip the html and display it.

(02-02-2014 11:48 AM)margul Wrote:  or just just keep the file as is, do a php page that runs the grep output, strip the html and display it.

Php is designed to do well with databases .
so far the results of using a database to store information will give us a better control flow and a better editing and updating management !

Currently I have each page as a separate PHP file, but I'm thinking of duplicating the same thing for SQL just for search purposes.
I'll play around with it once all documentation has been done

Good job Hoping for it to be completed

Oh.. I just remembered.. what about http://www.doxygen.org
Doxygen is the de facto standard tool for generating documentation from annotated C++ sources.

Is it possible to give some mark to that tutorials what aren't avaible yet?

(02-08-2014 04:11 AM)aceio76 Wrote:  I'm concerned about how this approach puts an almost exclusive reliance on you to maintain the documentation.

Who else would do this if not me?

If anyone wishes to help, submit articles, they're free to send me HTML code which I can upload to the server.

Esenthel

Just want to say thank you for updating the documentation, It will help a lot.


TheElk

This is wonderful! Thank you!
However, since it is too dreary, let's use a code highlight.

http://highlightjs.org

(02-08-2014 05:36 PM)yasei_no_otoko Wrote:  This is wonderful! Thank you!
However, since it is too dreary, let's use a code highlight.

http://highlightjs.org

Awesome! Thanks a lot, just adding this