Re: Objective-C Style: 1 and 2
Scott Stevenson <[email protected]>
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On Oct 26, 2004, at 8:30 PM, Adam Fedor wrote:
>> Perhaps this should be rearranged a bit?
>>
>> An app developer looking for documentation would quite logically turn
>> to Developers > Documentation instead of General > Getting Started.
>>
>> A lot of the stuff under "Getting Started" is not for getting started
>> -- full manuals, API reference, optimization, other advanced
>> concepts. To me, "getting started" implies a short list of the
>> essentials.
>>
>
> What would probably really help would be to have separate sites (or
> parallel pages) - one for developers and one for users. So there
> wouldn't be confusion about what each one means - Documentation for
> users? or documentation for developers. Getting started for users? or
> getting started for developers?
I'm not sure if you mean "user" as end user or application developer.
The problem I ran into is that I was look for general developer info,
but only found information on writing code for GNUstep itself.
I think most people think of it like this:
User: one who uses GNUstep apps
Developer: one who writes applications using GNUstep
Contributor: one who writes code to be included in GNUstep
- Scott