From: Martin A. <opt...@gm...> - 2006-12-24 14:49:39
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> Hello, i want to join Documentation Team to be allowed for edit on wiki. Welcome :) > I have little experience on Plone development, but i worked on other > open source projects. > > Im planning to translate into spanish these book because are free online > on internet. With this i can get two objetives, first to know better how > plone runs and providing a good documentation for spanish users. We don't really have a very good story for what we do with non-English documentation. In general, we don't want to have non-English documentation in the main documentation area (lest if confuses people) though we probably should work out where best to host them, e.g. by LinguaPlone-enabling plone.org/documentation. What did you have in mind for any Spanish docs? > On Spanish community plone is a CMS for gurus and geeks, impossible to > install for noobs on free hosting portals. For this reason, here people > preffer drupal, joomla and other php cms before plone. Plone doesn't really compete directly with the above, and almost certainly will never install on free hosting portals. It is however easy to install (http://plone.org/documentation/how-to/setup-from-source, or just download an installer from http://plone.org/download) and get started with. > Many people are talking about revive The Definitive Plone Guide but > without made any movements on this way... I want to offer my time and > knowledge to support this project. Please read the other threads here about this effort. I wouldn't start translating the book as it is now if I were you... There is still lots of work to be done. Martin |