Improve the docs! #195
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I think the key thing for me is we suck at "getting started", and we have many projects from data, to libraries, to low level tools, to command line apps, to web apps. Each of our users may have different concerns wrt. to getting help around each different tools to get started and get docs. |
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Our page at https://github.com/aboutcode-org also is missing a lot of data and links. |
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We need an AboutCode Overview document (and readthedocs format would work just fine) that answers the questions associated with actual use cases, and this doc (or a major part of it) would be organized as a list of those questions, such as:
I am sure there are others, but those are the first that come to mind. I think that structuring/organizing a readthedocs that has a main TOC link for each of those questions would be a good way to get moving on an AboutCode documentation solution. |
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@Thatwriterjon ping... somewhat related, we are tracking upcoming blog posts ideas at https://github.com/aboutcode-org/www.aboutcode.org/issues |
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Also related is: |
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Here is a set of updated ideas for our TODO:
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Moving this as an issue! |
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Hey, we need to up our game on the overall project docs and web site as I have received a lot of less positive feedback
Right now aboutcode.org is using wordpress and elementor
And the read the doc web sites are using Restructured text and Sphinx
The issues to me are:
Inputs and suggestions and help are mucho welcomed. I am considering organizing a commando hackathon thing to get us started.
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