Re: [pygame] pygame website -- wiki

[Shandy Brown <sjbrown@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think a wiki for Documentation would be a great idea.  One of the best
sources of documentation I've come across is the PHP docs, which have
user-submitted comments and examples and FAQs right underneath the
function reference.  Often the user-submitted content shows exactly the
feature you want to add, and you can just copy & paste.

-sjbrown

On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Phil Hassey wrote:

> From listening to the latest discussion, and some
> earlier ones this year, I'm thinking changing the
> pygame website to include a wiki.
>
> The main website look would remain the same, but the
> About, Downloads, Documentations, Tutorials, Help,
> CVS, Links, What's New pages would all be wiki pages.
> I would probably add a top-level Resources page for
> Image/Sound/etc resources.
>
> The Documentation section is probably the most
> substantial, and would involve migrating the pygame
> docs into the wiki, and then maintaining the docs via
> the wiki.
>
> (I suppose for distribution of docs, there would need
> to be a way to export the wiki docs to plain html.)
>
> I will be looking around at some various wiki systems,
> but will probably use phpwiki, since I'm a php
> developer, and it would be easiest to integrate a php
> wiki with the pygame look and feel.
>
> Features such as News, Screenshots, and Projects will
> remain non-wiki for now.
>
> Any comments would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Phil
>
>
>
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