Closed otaviojava closed 1 year ago
Option 1
IHMO, other problems rises when we need to keep more the one file: one is synchronization, and another is: "If something needs to be remembered manually then it'll be forgotten probably!", I mean, for files that hold codes like Java, maybe compilers can help us with that issue (okay, compilers may help us a little bit with that issue, but we know that there are corner scenarios that it doesn't)
Well, the fact is that documentation doesn't interfere with the implementation code... with that, for me, a big document file is not a problem at all!
@otaviojava what do you think to use the GitHub Discussion feature for voting issues like that? Here's the doc about it: https://docs.github.com/en/discussions and here's an example to you see how a poll works: https://github.com/dearrudam/studing-gh-issue-forms/discussions/4 ... it's an idea only :wink:
Yeap, we can do it
Option 1, I think this is easier to find information
Done with the first option, I merged; the issue is how to take the pictures pretty on the README. I have now idea to fix it :)
Please, take a look and give feedback on it; for sure, we can revert this change as well.
@otaviojava LGTM :+1:
Which JNoSQL project the issue refers to?
JNoSQL Demos projects:
Use case
There is currently a discussion around centralizing the documentation for project demos. The question is whether we should keep each demo's readme information in their respective modules or consolidate it into the project's root.
While the demos currently have a readme for each one, we have received positive feedback for centralizing documentation for the database and extension projects. The advantage of concentrating the demo documentation would be that it would be easily accessible to everyone at the entrance of the git repository. However, this would also mean the number of lines in the readme would increase.
We want to hold a vote to decide whether we should centralize the documentation for project demos. Please leave your vote below and let me know any other comments or concerns you may have.
Options:
Please vote by replying with either "Option 1" or "Option 2". The vote will be open for one week from the date of this post.