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Documentation 3.9

Documentation 3.9

Thursday 26 April 2007 7:37:39 am - 4 replies

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Balazs Halasy

Sunday 29 April 2007 9:30:21 am

Dear Stephen,

The documentation team is working hard on finalizing the 3.9 doc branch. It will hopefully be released within a couple of weeks. This was a bit more work than originally expected. We started with around 60 issues, which quickly spawned several new tasks. Anyway, we're on the case and we're doing our best, stay tuned... :)

Regarding the "Building and eZ publish site" tutorial. Because of other (more important) tasks and lack of time/resources, this tutorial haven't received much attention lately. It is kinda outdated. However, it should still provide a good foundation for beginners (you'll need to poke around a bit more instead of just following the step-by-step guides). I hope we'll be able to do a complete update during the remaining months of this year. That's all I can say for now.

Sincerely Yours

Allman

paul bolger

Sunday 29 April 2007 5:05:01 pm

Although it's outdated the "Building an eZ publish site" document is still a great way to get an idea of what eZpublish is capable of.

The reference documentation is useful for finding the answers to questions - but not much use until you know the questions to ask ;)

What might be handy, if a re-write is too big a task, would be an appendix detailing the parts which are now deprecated (I'm thinking of the 'section' code).

Paul Bolger

Geoff Taylor

Thursday 03 May 2007 4:02:24 pm

I don't mean to derail this topic, but where can I find the "Building an eZ publish site" document? I searched for it but couldn't find any specific document with that title. I'm trying to soak up as much information as I can about ez and thought it would be important to gloss over that document. Thanks.

paul bolger

Thursday 03 May 2007 10:34:22 pm

"Building an eZ publish site" is at

http://ez.no/content/download/48190/124975/file/building.pdf

Paul Bolger

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