Archive for January 29th, 2007

TurboGears DocSprint Rev2

January 29th, 2007 by Mark Ramm

I love TurboGears, and I’ve spent a good piece of my life over the last year writing about it, but we still need better online docs. So, to take care of that I’m planning to host another TurboGears Documentation Sprint on February 10th.

We did the same thing last month on the 10th, and we got some good stuff done, and had a great time. There’s still a lot to do, but as they say, many hands makes light work. ;)

GearsIn particular we still need to work on getting the API doc generation code working, and further work on documenting widgets. But every contribution is welcome, and it’s extraordinarily easy to get involved. So, please sign up to lend a hand and get those gears in motion, no matter what your writing skill level or programming experience, there will be useful work for you to do .

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Discuss the TurboGears book online

January 29th, 2007 by Mark Ramm

Due to popular demand, I’ve created a new google group for discussion/commentary on Rapid Web Applications with TurboGears, yhttp://groups.google.com/group/tgbook

One nice thing addition to Google Groups recently is the Pages feature, which lets me put up wiki version of the errata for the book. Now if you find a typo, you can edit the wikified errata page yourself. I’ll try to go through that page regularly and update the main TurboGears book website with “official, sanctioned” errata. But, there’s no reason people should have to wait for me to verify something before they can benefit from it.

If you think of new pages which you think need to be created, you can create them at will.

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