Now; this morning we had a discussion about the creation of a Programmer's manual. The idea is to create much more documentation for people who want
to
start hacking on LinuxBIOS. People who contribute code would ideally also write documentation about that code - but there might be other
contributors
too, of course.
The consensus of the discussion was that we need a coordinator for the Programmer's manual. Ideally someone who is *not* yet very familiar with
the
codebase, or even with low-level programming. Such a person would
basically
oversee the creation of the manual, encouraging (pestering?) coders to
also
contribute documentation, etc. It would be a great way to dive into
LinuxBIOS
programming - the coordinator is pretty much guaranteed to learn a lot as this manual takes shape.
The question is - anyone here who would be interested in taking on this
role?
I would take this on except I am not sure what the table of contents would look like.
Tyler
Tyler Pohl wrote:
The consensus of the discussion was that we need a coordinator for the Programmer's manual. [...] The question is - anyone here who would be interested in taking on this role?
I would take this on except I am not sure what the table of contents would look like.
Some time ago a few others (including me) said we'd like to tackle the task. However, we haven't decided on the exact contents yet.
Regards, Carl-Daniel