[Typo3-documentation] wiki main page - best practice sections

[Coby Pachmayr]

Rene-

I started one on the Wiki... feel free to start adding some content... a
link to the main page can always be added by someone if it makes sense

The link to the best practices page is here:

http://wiki.typo3.org/index.php?title=Best_Practices

-Coby
"Rene Suthoelder" <t3 at 1zu6-design.de> wrote in message
news:mailman.1.1091099508.17663.typo3-project-documentation at lists.netfielders.de...
> hi!
>
> i just wanted to ask whether it makes sense to add "Best Practice"
sections
> on the wiki main page?
> from the posts in this NG i have learned that the wiki should become the
> ultimate source of Typo3-related information.
>
> as a user, i would like to see "Best Practice" solutions when installing,
> using or administrating a typo3 system. to be frank, i'd even expect to
see
> such advices in the wiki, since those articles would represent condensed
> expert knowledge focused on main problems/tasks (examples: installation
> (win/unix...), security (rights/access control...), development (i8n,
> versioning ...)) and so on.
>
> i was about to add this to the wiki main page but then i stopped because i
> think this has somehow to be decided by the main editors.
>
> Users / Editors
>     User Tutorials
>     User Manuals
>     User Tips & Troubleshooting - nothing yet
>     User Reference - nothing yet
>     Best Practice
> Administrators
>     Administrator Tutorials
>     Administrator Manuals
>     Administrator Tips & Troubleshooting
>     Administrator Reference
>     Best Practice
> Developers
>     Developer Tutorials
>     Developer Manuals
>     Developer Tips & Troubleshooting
>     Developer Reference
>     Best Practice
>
> what do you think?
>
> rene
>
>