[TYPO3] No tutorials?

[Peter Kindström]

Hi
> On the other hand, if TYPO3 is supposed to be a tool for
> web-developers (i.e. a group with a better than average grasp of web
> technologies in general), then the documentation we have, while being
> somewhat disorganized and occasionally too dated, is on the whole
> quite good.
> 
> Obviously there is a middle ground between these extremes as well, but
> again, this is probably a place where the Association needs to provide
> guidance.

I agree to that!!!
But I also think that Typo3 could be both!

If just todays developers could cooperate more with the 
documentation/usability/GUI/marketing guys on the same terms, I 
think this would be quite easy. But of course they would have to 
compromise more then - maybe implement less fun features and 
more boring(?) skinning code...  ;-)

But most of the time both "sides" can do their own thing, as 
long as it fits together in the end and they have a common goal. 
Maybe we need a great coordinator at the top position of the T3 
Association? (No offense to Kasper, but I think he even admitted 
himself that this is not his strong side...?)


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Peter Kindström