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This site is supposed to become my new homepage with its main focus on my various software projects. In the last few years, I've written several smaller and bigger plugins for Miranda but none of them had a real home where all information was collected, except for my forum. My old blog and the forum will continue to exist, but I will probably post most news on this site. I have also created a googlecode site where you can find:
This site is built on top of the MediaWiki software which I've found suitable for creating a document-orientated website. Additional functionality for posting news and such can be added with extensions easily. Read the help page for more information. DocumentationA major goal of this site is to provide "wiki style" documentation for my various Miranda plugins. Some of these plugins have become very complex pieces of software with many features, but there is almost no documentation, except for some articles on my old forum and blog. I've been thinking of creating offline documents and distribute them together with the plugin binaries and considered various formats, like HTML, PDF, Word and even the Microsoft Help document format. But finally, I discarded all these ideas and made the decision to create the documentation online. A Wiki system is probably the easiest way to create and maintain documents online, link them together and produce very well-readable results. Also, contributions are easy to incorporate, simply, because people can just edit a page when they think, they have something to contribute. Right now, the following plugins are covered here
The articles will cover topics for end users and provide some technical informations (e.g. how to create skins, templates and other advanced customization topics). This is still under heavy construction as I'am in the process of collecting various articles, I've written over the last years and convert them to Wiki format. And now, have fun :) P.S. Most documentation pages can be edited by users, even anonymously. I believe that this should work fine for an already open software project where everybody can freely contribute code. Before you start editing, please read the legal stuff and the privacy statement. Note that some of the pages are static and cannot be edited. This also applies to dynamically built pages like the blog index, which does not contain any "real" text and is therefore not editable.
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Last modified: 2010 / 1 / 02
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