Open sschmid opened 7 years ago
Updated the Overview page of the wiki to fit the current terms (context <--> pool basically)
Wiki page can be edited by others vs FAQ issue edited by author only. It could be both: FAQ wiki page + issue for discussion
Yes, wiki is free to be edited. I'm also happy with having the FAQ in the wiki
Fix link in "Install Entitas and first steps" to examples page, it led to new empty page before.
Just to clarify it here too - I'm making beginner video tutorials on a simple Dice Poker game (the project itself is almost done, so first videos are to be expected by the end of March 2017). I'll post a link to a project repo so you Entitas people can take a look and point to things that can be a bit off
Added a rather complicated example of inter-context communication for networking. If something simpler is desirable happy to fix it.
I created a new "Tutorials" wiki page to contain all tutorial related content since this was spread all over the place. Also restructured all the main links and renamed "Download and setup" to "Quick Start".
@Adjuvant how exactly is that page linked to other content in the wiki so people can find it?
@IsaiahKelly sorted, thanks for prompt! Avoided linking till I did a redraft, but likely to forget that, so now added it to tutorials.
Commenting here because I'm finding the current wiki structure hard to navigate and it's difficult to find the information I need in a timely manner, or even discover that it doesn't exist. The reorganization into many pages has hidden information between clicks and searches.
The information for getting started with Entitas is good, but once you get beyond that, there's little information. The many questions and issues on the tracker and gitter may be symptomatic of this.
I would reference the Zenject docs as a good example. Zenject is arguably more finicky and confusing to set up than Entitas, but I think the Zenject documentation does a great job of providing quick access to information while maintaining coherent organization -- often just by Ctrl/Cmd + F searching.
@sschmid Re: the faq
label. I disagree that using the issue tracker as an faq is a good idea. It requires additional maintenance on your part and is also unfriendly/unintuitive for a developer trying to find an answer.
Discussion on questions is good, but for someone who doesn't know the answer and is asking the question, the comments can be confusing or flat-out incorrect. GitHub also doesn't have the stackoverflow-like feature of floating the "selected answer" to the top.
We'd also end up in the annoying situation where the issue-creator owns the original comment and must now maintain their own FAQ issue.
The advantage to having an old-school FAQ page is that it is either out-of-date or current, and if the original writer disappears, someone else can update it.
@aefreedman it's already closed. it'll will probably be in the forum
see https://github.com/sschmid/Entitas-CSharp/issues/332#event-1047019127
@aefreedman agree
@WoLfulus I would apply my same worries about the issue tracker to using the (non-existent) forum as the FAQ location as well.
I can totally see the FAQ as a part of the wiki.
@aefreedman true... @sschmid yeah, wiki is probably the most common and intuitive place to search for a FAQ
Made a catch-all FAQ page on the wiki.
I'll be gathering information there. Feel free to help.
Added Code generation shortcut for Visual Studio tutorial to the wiki.
Simon wants to write docs, but Simon is very busy ðŸ˜
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