[OH-Dev] Now that we have docs in readthedocs... let's have more
Daniel Mizyrycki
mdaniel at glidelink.net
Sat Mar 17 00:43:49 UTC 2012
This is awesome. Thank you Asheesh, and everybody in OpenHatch for this
awesome project. If anybody wants to move forward the docs and has some
energy to spare, let me know, so I can help you with the process. I will
be converting and moving INSTALLATION, Advanced_installation and
Maintenance from the repo. Also, I will be working in 'Adding a field to
the profile' (Karen, would you like to help me here?)
Daniel
On 03/15/2012 04:25 PM, Asheesh Laroia wrote:
> Dear Devel folks,
>
> <Exciting>
>
> We have all this documentation hosted by readthedocs.org. Meanwhile,
> we also have all these documentation pages hosted within the
> openhatch.org wiki.
>
> Since readthedocs makes creating previous/next links, and
> subcategories, here is my thoughts for one good way to recategorize
> the docs we do have:
>
> Tutorial-style:
> Adding a field to the profile
> Making schema changes
>
> Deployment:
> Login team
> Backups of the live site
>
> Internals:
> Adding a dependency
> A tour of the templates
> Automated testing
>
> New/general contributor process:
> Code style
> Getting started with the OH Code
> How we handle patches
> Chat with us on IRC
> Merging patches
>
> Tips on effective development:
> Performance analysis
> The debug toolbar
>
> Other non-wiki pages that should show up in the Sphinx docs:
>
> README.mkd
> docstrings (?)
> MAINTENANCE.mkd (related to deployment)
>
> It would be super cool to merge these into the Sphinx docs.
>
> Additionally, it'd be awesome to automatically test the "Adding a
> field to the profile" doc. Perhaps we could add that testing to
> Jenkins. (Daniel and Karen, I have a feeling you'd like that...)
>
> </Exciting>
>
> <Background>
>
> We have docs now, hosted on readthedocs.org --
> http://openhatch.readthedocs.org/. These are generated from the rst
> files in docs/*. You can generate them locally, too -- see the
> docs/generate_html.py file.
>
> Readthedocs.org is automatically pinged by a "Github web hook", so as
> soon as a push occurs, github sends a POST message to readthedocs.org;
> this causes readthedocs.org to update.
>
> </Background>
>
> Cheerio!
>
> -- Asheesh.
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