So ummmm...hmmm...how do I register to add things to the confluence
wiki? ;) I've clicked all the links but I know I'm just missing
something simple.
Thanks,
-dustin
On Aug 27, 2006, at 8:43 PM, Kieran Kelleher wrote:
> Dustin,
>
> "Strike while the iron is hot", in other words while you are
> motivated to do it, then do a short tutorial right now.... and
> another tomorrow, and another next week, .... and so on. Just get
> your confluence id and password (takes 60 seconds to register if
> you have not already), log in and put your knowledge on the wiki.
> Forget wasting 3 months planning what tutorials to do. Just
> transcribe your knowledge/experience in there as you learn so all
> us Eclipse/WOLips newbies can get to work productively with Eclipse
> now.
>
> http://www.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Tutorials
>
> Believe me your work *WILL* be much appreciated ...... and the best
> thing is that your tutorials can be corrected/revised by the
> community as WO and WOLips are revised in the future if necessary.
> I got further in 15 minutes using Mike Schrag's getting started
> tutorials than I did in a whole day of mucking around with Eclipse
> and giving up 2 years ago.
>
> Also, there is nothing wrong with taking the general topics
> (chapter names) in the WO Docs as a guide for what kinds of
> tutorial topics would be useful information. "Creating Projects",
> "Creating Enterprise Objects", etc. are not exactly intellectual
> property ........ just cover the topics in your own words on how
> you would do the same tasks in Eclipse. Mike Schrag has already
> started some tutorials, let's keep adding to this repository of
> knowledge.
>
> Off the top of my head, there is stuff I am trying to figure out as
> an Eclipse/WOLips newbie and I wish there were tutorials so I could
> get switched over faster and get to work (I have to be productive
> so I can put food on the table!). Now whether someone documents
> this stuff or not, I'll figure it out eventually .... and if no-one
> does document it, then I'll certainly be the first to document what
> I learn on the wiki, for the benefit of mself and other WoLips
> newbie brains. However the more newbies that start documenting in
> the wiki, the faster we all get up the learning curve.
>
> Anyway, Dustin .... I, for one, would certainly appreciate you
> dumping knowledge into the WOLips Tutorials wiki.
>
> Regards, Kieran
>
> On Aug 27, 2006, at 12:57 PM, Dustin Withers wrote:
>
>> Hello All,
>>
>> I'm not much for writing documentation but there is quite a big
>> thread over in WebObjects Dev about the lack of Apple docs for
>> WOLips. So I was wondering if it would be possible for me to take
>> Apples beginning WebObjects docs (ex. http://developer.apple.com/
>> documentation/WebObjects/Web_Applications/index.html )
>> and re-write them for WOLips. I would be completely copying
>> Apples docs for the most part so I don't know if it would be
>> legal. Also I would be doing it for the WOLips project and
>> posting it to the WOLips wiki so I don't know if it would cause
>> problems for the project. I'd like to do this for the Open
>> WebObjects movement and for myself to learn.
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> -dustin
>
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