[Tinyos-devel] tutorials on docs.tinyos.net wiki (was: Tinyos2.x
on Mac)
Matt Welsh
mdw at eecs.harvard.edu
Sun Dec 16 16:00:12 PST 2007
I don't care particularly which markup language is used, but I do want
the doc WG to use a wiki model where pages can be edited
"online" (rather than requiring someone to download the source, edit
it separately, then manually publish it). I don't know anything about
reST or MoinMoin so would appreciate input on the issue.
On Dec 16, 2007, at 6:36 PM, Vlado Handziski wrote:
> I am a bit concerned about the proliferation of different source
> formats in the TinyOS documentation. The TEP files are reST, the
> original tutorials were directly composed in HTML and now we have a
> MediaWiki for the doc WG that forces us to use yet another markup. I
> believe we have been very happy with the reST. Now when things are
> in flux, maybe it is a good time to check if there is a way to
> consolidate the different source formats for the different types of
> documentation. Does the documentation WG insist on using the
> MediaWiki engine and markup? If we move to MoinMoin (used by the
> Core WG) we can use reST format for the tutorials also....
>
> Vlado
>
> On Dec 16, 2007 8:47 PM, Kevin Klues <klueska at gmail.com> wrote:
> The problem is that the tutorials on the wiki aren't complete yet.
> Most of them were just created using an html->wiki converter that
> didn't import any images and left some links external when they
> really should have been internal. I agree though, once these
> tutorials are cleaned up, the link to the old ones should redirect
> you to the wiki site. This is actually what I did with the MAC
> installation tutorial, but some people had apparently created
> bookmarks directly to the google documents page where I created it,
> rather than the masked address I used to redirect you there. I've
> now just deleted the tutorial completely and put a reference to
> where the new one can be found in the contents of that page.
>
> Kevin
>
>
> On Dec 16, 2007 9:04 AM, John Griessen <john at ecosensory.com> wrote:
> Kevin Klues wrote:
> > Al of these error you mention are addressed in the updated version
> of the
> > tutorial you refernced that is now part of the tinyos
> documentation wiki at
> > docs.tinyos.net. I should take down the old one so as not to
> confuse people
> > I guess..... either that or update it as well.
>
> The wiki is working easily to add new documentation as the urge
> strikes to write it, and the old
> tutorials set in the repository are going to be out of date now.
>
> Back when I wanted to
> get the word out about a platform creation tutorial and code that
> helps debug new
> platform circuit boards, that tutorials were part of the repository
> hindered me.
> I just published "a version" of the code tree tutorials page on my
> web server.
>
> I suggest deleting the tutorials from tinyos-2.x now, and stopping
> serving them from
> tinyos.net/tinyos-2.x/doc/html/tutorial.
>
> John Griessen
>
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