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

[Mark Gillingham]

Rene Suthoelder wrote:

> peter,
> 
> you could replace the term "best practice" by "recommended procedure
> doing/achieving this and that".
> of course, best practice articles could also be part of normal
> documentation.
> 
> as a newbie user, reading the documentation i would look for those articles
> to see what the typo3 professionals would do: choosing a server hardware,
> choosing a operation system, recomended installation, security guidelines,
> building multilanguage sites ...
> 
> does it make sense?
> 
> rene
> 
> 
> "Peter Kindström" <peter.kindstrom at abc.se> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:mailman.1.1091113438.4503.typo3-project-documentation at lists.netfielders.de...
> 
> 
>>Hmmm, I don´t get it. What do you mean by "best practice"?
>>
>>Is it something independent from other documents? Or should it
>>be inside the normal documentation?
>>
>>Will there be many?
> 
> 
> 
I'm very interested in this topic. There are many practices/procedures 
that are useful in larger tutorials or are embedded in tutorials but 
generally useful. Are these practices more like mini-howto 
documents--I'm thinking of Linux here? Are these practices more like 
FAQs? Perhaps what is needed is a good index to the tutorials and 
documents so that it is easier to find these golden nuggests.