[BioRuby] Tutorial situation

[Michael Barton]

GitHub pages is one option.
The documentation is kept in an empty branch of the git source code; Github
automatically converts the code into HTML which is which would be hosted at
bioruby.github.com. The CNAME can be updated though, which means any url
could be used.

More info at:
http://github.com/blog/272-github-pages

Cheers

Mike

2009/2/25 Pjotr Prins <pjotr.public14 at thebird.nl>

> Thanks everyone, and Naohisa in particular, for the new release!
>
> I would like discuss the Tutorial situation. Currently we have a
> wiki, which is updated by people, and a Tutorial.rd in the source
> tree. They are not in sync.
>
> I like the .rd version as it is a generator and I can use it for
> automated testing of the embedded source code - so we know the docs
> are up-to-date. On the other hand, the wiki is nice since it is proven
> to get updates from occasional users.
>
> The tutorial is a much used resource for introducing BioRuby. I
> think we need a solution to synchronize them.
>
> One option is to generate .rd from mediawiki - that would allow quick
> diffing. But there is no such tool.
>
> One we have one source I am happy to update the tutorial again.
>
> Any ideas for a resolution?
>
> Pj.
>
>
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