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Category Archives: documentation
Caging Knowledge
So, Apple’s recent iBooks 2 announcement has many drooling in the media. While I applaud the attempt to make textbooks more affordable, I do not like the proprietary nature of the implementation. Consumers are getting locked more and more … Continue reading
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Web Service Documentation using WSDLDocTool
Update: March 3, 2013, the project in general is not being maintained any longer, however, I have a new branch called “develop” that contains a version that will build successfully from the command line. You may get that version from here: … Continue reading
Posted in documentation, open source, turmeric, web services, wsdl
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>Generating JavaDoc with Maven 3 and Tycho
>One of my pet peeves are projects that don’t provide some form of SDK information. Whether this be documentation on extension points or javadoc. This little peeve was irritated again when I was trying to find some information on some … Continue reading
Posted in build, documentation, eclipse, maven, tycho, xml, xsl
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>Flexing the Vex editor
>I’ve been doing more writing lately besides just blog posting. One of the problems I have with tools like Microsoft Office and Open Office is that it is very easy to mess up the presentation side of things. Especially when … Continue reading
Posted in css, dita, docbook, documentation, eclipse, wiki, xml
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>Eclipse Documentation on the Wiki
>A while ago Chris promoted the idea of single sourcing documentation from the wiki. I followed up by helping to write the Documentation Guidelines. Since then, there are a number of projects starting to use the wiki for their documentation. … Continue reading
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>Standards, Documentation, Single Sourcing, and Continuous Integration
>Over the last several years I’ve had the pleasure of working with many standard organizations. Many are trying to improve their development processes to meet the membership and the communities needs sooner. However, almost all have one area that still … Continue reading
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>Cramps on Single Sourcing with Wikis
>I’ve been working on the eclipse Documentation Guidelines for Single Sourcing using the eclipse wiki. One of the things I’m discovering is that wikis are great at capturing unstructured information and styling: bold italics underline image code And for capturing … Continue reading
Posted in documentation, eclipse, wiki, xml
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>Eclipse Documentation Guidelines
> Documentation is the castor oil of programming. Managers think it is good for programmers, and programmers hate it! Jerry Weinberg, Psychology of Computer Programming Chris opened bug 283734 “Documentation Best Practices” to see if there is a way to … Continue reading
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>WikiText and DocBook almost valid/well-formed
>If most of your information is going to be output into HTML and you like the default format that the Mylyn WikiText produces, then you do not need to read any further. However if you are a big fan of … Continue reading
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>Single Sourcing from a Wiki
>There is a movement on in eclipse land to migrate to the Wiki for some of the end user documentation. I’ve been slowly moving the PsychoPath XPath 2.0 processor documentation over to the wiki as well. What I’ve found is … Continue reading
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