From: Gustaf N. <ne...@wu...> - 2016-10-31 12:44:21
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Am 31.10.16 um 01:59 schrieb Adam Jensen: > Hi, I am very new to this software. > > NaviServer 4.99.14d1 under FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE-p1 > > One of the first things that I noticed was the [writer example][1] the contrib/example pages have not been maintained since ages, ... but you are right, a novice will reach this pages quickly and gets a bad impression, if these examples are obviously incorrect. > doesn't do what it says it does. I've updated the writer.tcl and the upload.tcl examples (although the latter has to be tested with a slower upload line).... but esp. for uploading, there are now many more js widgets available, which do not require backend support. > Also, there is broken English all over the place. Is there a convenient > process to make note of problems or is broken English just the way of > things? (Jeez, I sound like an ass. That wasn't my intention.) yes, the documentation should be improved at many places. I think, we are getting gradually better, but there is still a long way to go. many of us use naviserver since many years, so we get blind to things, which pop up immediately to the eye of a new user. Also keep in mind, that the code and documentation was written by people with many mother tongues. But contributing is easy: in case someone finds something to improve (from wording of README files to docs and code), just clone the project on bitbucket, improve the issues in your clone and issue a pull request. > It was at this point in the set up process that I looked for a mailing > list. (Really, I'm not an ass. It must have been a rough week or something.) nobody has this impression, instead, your comments are appreciated! > Anyway, hello. welcome! -g |