Re: books
| From: | Hojtsy Gabor | Date: | Mon, 12 Mar 2001 16:32:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: books | ||
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> > I don't think we should sort the books in beginners and advanced books.
> > IMHO it would be better if we can split the books for the other
languages.
>
> Yeah ... beginner/advanced is a pretty subjective thing. Different
> languages, for sure.
OK.
> Keep in mind, everyone, that the books section (along with many other site
> components) will eventually be ported into a database. We update the
> database on the main server, which generates the pages that then get
rsynced
> out to the mirrors sites.
The Books list is generated from an array now. Can easily be ported
to a database app... When will the database scheme will go online?
Maybe just for testing?
> P.S. Hey, you know what would be cool? Take the code that allows people
to
> annotate the manual, and apply it to the entire site. That way people
could
> comment on individual books, they could talk about which code repositories
> are better than others, etc., etc., ... :)
Rasmus says that we have mailing list, and dont need forums
on the site. It would be good to have a unified user system
(which is under development for the new bug system), to do
bug reporting, manual annotations, all the admin stuff, and so
on. This way people would have the ability to have personal
preferences (manual language for example).
Also Jim said, that in the future, all the site will be
translated... (or at least he said, not just the manual).
How do you imagine that?
Goba
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