[TYPO3] Documentation nightmare

Dan Osipov dosipov at phillyburbs.com
Sat Mar 15 04:17:03 CET 2008


There is still some common knowledge they should also have. And then it 
can break into section for the three groups. They should be clearly 
labeled (ex: "editor guide", "administrator guide", "developer guide")

In any case its better than what's currently available.

Dan

bernd wilke wrote:
> on Fri, 14 Mar 2008 19:07:38 -0400, Dan Osipov wrote:
> 
>> Agree. Is this what the Doc team should be doing?
>>
>> Also, I think there should be a single, up to date guide on Typo3 - a
>> Typo3 Bible, if you will. I realize it may become thousands of pages in
>> length, and a nightmare to maintain, but I think its critically
>> important for newbees to gain an understanding of Typo3.
>>
> I think that you can't insert all knowledge into one single document.
> 
> As lang as there are totaly different people which use TYPO3:
> * the simple editor, who just inserts content
> * the configurator, who needs to know all about TypoScript (and some PHP)
> * the extension developer, who needs to know the PHP-API (and some 
> TypoScript)
> * the (new) core develeoper, who needs to know internals
> 
> each one needs his own introduction into TYPO3
> 
> bernd


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