1 Feb 2004 02:26
What should you put in your wiki?
Jeff Grigg <jeffgrigg <at> charter.net>
2004-02-01 01:26:05 GMT
2004-02-01 01:26:05 GMT
--- yahoo_post <at> l... wrote: > So what kind of things to you put in your wiki? Tasks? Stories? > Maybe you could give me some examples of how best to use this tool > to keep track of things. > > Thanks again, > Jason Stracner Create pages in your wiki for whatever things you think your fellow team members need to know or remember. (...and whatever you think that you will need to remember!(Continue reading)An example: We were doing Unix develop via telnet, but all the printers were connected to the mainframes and PC network. For arbitrary and inexplicable reasons the people running such things couldn't configure the Unix machines to be able to print to any of the printers. So... I created a page describing various methods developers could use to print things that were on the Unix boxes. Methods included copy-paste, using the clipboard, into a Windows program. And downloading files for local printing. People found the instructions quite useful. You might define terms useful to your project or industry. You might describe procedures for installing or using tools. And/or enabling and using particular features.
An example:
We were doing Unix develop via telnet, but all the printers were
connected to the mainframes and PC network. For arbitrary and
inexplicable reasons the people running such things couldn't
configure the Unix machines to be able to print to any of the
printers.
So... I created a page describing various methods developers could
use to print things that were on the Unix boxes. Methods included
copy-paste, using the clipboard, into a Windows program. And
downloading files for local printing. People found the instructions
quite useful.
You might define terms useful to your project or industry.
You might describe procedures for installing or using tools. And/or
enabling and using particular features.
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