Re: [Newio-users] Lunch Today

[Chris N. <cny...@ne...>]

On 3/26/07, Alan Kleymeyer <ri...@kl...> wrote:
> I'm a big fan of blogs and wikis as a medium of communication. ESPECIALLY
> with remote teams
> I began contributing to the NewIO wiki and have created the following new
> pages:
>
> http://gnuzoo.org/newio/Discussions
>
> http://gnuzoo.org/newio/ForDevelopers
>
> http://gnuzoo.org/newio/InTheMedia  (perhaps should be linked directly from
> menu?)

Good job!

> I've never been a big fan of processes and gobs of documentation.  They are
> often obused.  But absence of ANY of either can lead to an equally
> frustrating environment (i.e. my current job).  Those that claim "We simply
> don't have time to document" don't get it. I believe you don't have time NOT
> to document and have to waste people's time down the line in trying to
> remember stuff, repeat yourself, cause others to waste time researching,
> figuring stuff out that you already have figured out. If I one day find
> newIO a frustrating experience, it will most likely be due to poor
> communication and wasting my time with getting things to work (rather than
> coding and actually moving forward).  We should do everthing we can to make
> our time that we work on newIO as productive as possible. Not to mention
> saving time and making more productive all others that join the project.  We
> ain't getting any younger.  You agree?

I agree 100%. I think it is perfectly legitimate to file a bug report
saying there is documentation problem somwhere.

Chris


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