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Re: really attracting developers
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Nikolaus Waxweiler |
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Re: really attracting developers |
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Mon, 28 Aug 2006 18:43:57 +0200 |
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On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:16:30 +0200, MJ Ray <mjr@phonecoop.coop> wrote:
You've answered your own question. The wiki is not good enough yet,
"underattended and stumpy".
Erm, moving as much stuff as possible to the wiki was my answer to the
"underattended and stumpy" issue. Etoile and other projects like the Beep
Media Player also use a wiki as the main homepage.
No, they can't. Mediawiki has some login system that locks people out
and a strange markup which discourages old c2.com WikiFarmers like me.
Yes, I noticed the global page protection already and am still waiting for
write-access. Other methods for fighting spam bots, like captcha codes on
registration (or maybe on every edit), should lower the entry bar enough
to get more people to contribute. And please, "strange markup" is no
argument, Mediawiki's markup is quite simple and there are quick
references if you need them.
The web API documentation is currently synchronised.
No, not really. Just look at http://mediawiki.gnustep.org/index.php/AppKit
and http://mediawiki.gnustep.org/index.php/Foundation. They consist mostly
of red links.
It seems like it could be fairly easy make the main site searchable
without search engines, if that's something which people want. It's
just not been a terribly high priority.
Maybe, but it would be easier to just have everything in the same place.
3. other sites seem to break their inbound links so often that it's hard
to keep a working set of links on www.gnustep.org
Just pull the interesting stuff into the wiki :P.
Then, there aren't enough easy-to-use practical guides to creating new
applications for either gnustep users getting started with development,
or non-obJC developers from other systems (Perl, Python, Ruby,
Lisps..., or the distribution packagers) looking to help GNUstep.
There are several introductory guides and even a few videos iirc. If
newbies or developers want a more in-depth look at GNUstep, they can get
Cocoa books.
- Re: GNUstep paste board (Was: really attracting developers), (continued)
- Re: GNUstep paste board (Was: really attracting developers), Fred Kiefer, 2006/08/28
- Re: GNUstep paste board (Was: really attracting developers), Matt Rice, 2006/08/28
- Re: GNUstep paste board (Was: really attracting developers), Fred Kiefer, 2006/08/29
- Re: GNUstep paste board (Was: really attracting developers), Charles Philip Chan, 2006/08/29
- Re: Re: GNUstep paste board (Was: really attracting developers), Nicolas Roard, 2006/08/28
Re: really attracting developers, Rogelio Serrano, 2006/08/26
Re: really attracting developers, Gregory John Casamento, 2006/08/27
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