[TYPO3-doc] Experiences with ReSTructured Text

Rens Admiraal rens.admiraal at typo3.org
Wed Sep 14 08:35:35 CEST 2011


Great! Can't wait to start documentation in ReST :)


Op 12-09-11 21:58, François Suter schreef:
> Hi people,
>
>> as you might have heard, we (the FLOW3 / Phoenix team) have tried out
>> ReSTructured text as a documentation format. In this (long) posting, I
>> want to share my experiences with you.
>
> We have reached decision time.
>
> As I mentioned a while ago, although we had already made quite some
> progress towards the migration to DocBook, it's also not too late to
> change our minds.
>
> Going by the feelings expressed in this thread it seems that many people
> are leaning towards ReST. Personally ReST addresses one big, unsolved
> question about what we would offer to extension authors: it seemed hard,
> even impossible, to require them to write their manual in DocBook. Not
> so with ReST. I also think that it's easier to customize stuff with
> Python than with XSLT and the cross-linking (which is crucial) seems
> rather straightforward.
>
> So I would say that we should follow the change operated by the
> FLOW3/Phoenix team and switch to ReST. If any one of you doesn't agree
> with this, stand up now.
>
> Cheers
>


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