Currently this repository is using RFC tagged issues for documenting various aspects and tips on syntax creation related topics. I was wondering, since the repository already has a Wiki open to contributors, couldn't we use the Wiki to create tutorials, reference pages, examples, collections of links to external resources, and whatever else might be of use to anyone wishing to learn how to create syntaxes and their related files?
The obvious benefits over using issues threads would be that everyone could edit and fix contributions by others, thus effectively correcting errors, and navigation of Wiki pages is much friendlier. Besides, example source files can also be uploaded to the Wiki, allowing to provide usable example/test files.
I think that having am openly collaborative Wiki on the topic of syntaxes could prove precious, especially if on a repository like this one which is officialy associated to ST.
Would this be ok or is it beyond the scope of the repository?
FichteFoll
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6 years ago
Currently this repository is using
RFCtagged issues for documenting various aspects and tips on syntax creation related topics. I was wondering, since the repository already has a Wiki open to contributors, couldn't we use the Wiki to create tutorials, reference pages, examples, collections of links to external resources, and whatever else might be of use to anyone wishing to learn how to create syntaxes and their related files?The obvious benefits over using issues threads would be that everyone could edit and fix contributions by others, thus effectively correcting errors, and navigation of Wiki pages is much friendlier. Besides, example source files can also be uploaded to the Wiki, allowing to provide usable example/test files.
I think that having am openly collaborative Wiki on the topic of syntaxes could prove precious, especially if on a repository like this one which is officialy associated to ST.
Would this be ok or is it beyond the scope of the repository?