[Xerte-dev] Re: Proposed documentation structure

[Pat @ Pgogy]

Works for me - but suspect unit testing might be a step too far?


On Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 2:29 PM, Mark Berthelemy <
mberthelemy at wyversolutions.co.uk> wrote:

>  Hi all,
>
> Any comments gratefully received on a this proposed structure for the
> Xerte documentation (if you know docs.Moodle.org, you'll see a
> resemblance!).
>
> Xerte Documentation
> About Xerte  (already on xerte.org.uk)
> Philosophy
> History
> Usage
> Features tour
> New features in 2.1
> Xerte key terms
> About Xerte FAQ
> Managing a Xerte site
> Authentication
> Managing accounts
> Roles and permissions
> Security
> Performance
> Backup
> Site appearance
> Language
> For Developers
> Overview
> Releases
> Roadmap
> Development process
> Code structure
> Developing language packs
> Developing modules
> Guidelines
> Coding guidelines
> Git use
> Contributing code
> Creating patches
> PHPUnit tests
> Writing tests
> Installation
> Installing Xerte
> Server pre-requisites
> Upgrading
> Git guide
> Installation FAQ
> Creating learning content using Xerte
> General principles
> Standard template
> Bootstrap template
> Deploying content
>
>  Thanks,
>
> Mark
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