CoderWiki.com - A free online reference manual

[da404LewZer]

Anyone interested in helping me build the ultimate programming manual?

http://www.coderwiki.com/

 

[usenet]

Anyone interested in helping me build the ultimate programming manual?

Why do you post the question in a Perl newsgroup? Your site has support
for 14 different languages and protocols, but I don't see Perl among
them...

If you're looking for some Perl material to start a Perl section, I'd
recommend you dump the standard perldocs into the Wiki (once you
establish a Perl section) and let folks go from there.

 

[Tad McClellan]

Anyone interested in helping me

Who are you?

Got a name?

build the ultimate programming manual?

No.

This is the Perl newsgroup you know. I don't see any Perl
content on your site.

 

[da404LewZer]

Sorry to be brief, but the website is starting up.

CoderWiki wants to accomidate all programming languages. I just cant
really give alot of people access to the main page. I've added a link
so someone can start a perl page. Thanks for any support!

 

[Randal L. Schwartz]

da404LewZer> Sorry to be brief, but the website is starting up.
da404LewZer> CoderWiki wants to accomidate all programming languages. I just cant
da404LewZer> really give alot of people access to the main page. I've added a link
da404LewZer> so someone can start a perl page. Thanks for any support!

There's already the beginnings of a MediaWiki-based Perl manual at Wikibooks.
Since there's not enough people already looking at *that* (which has far more
visibility than yours), what makes you think you'll get enough resources
diverted from that project to your project for yours to have any hope?

Really... what scratch are you trying to itch here?

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