Immigration to Confluence: A Journey Through Foreign Customs

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This is the exciting saga of an adventurous explorer who, with great trepidation, traversed the arid Adobe Outback, through the darkness of Total Eclipse, to emerge, caked in Scrum, scarred, beaten, bruised, yet Agile, where the tributaries Collaboration, Knowledge Capital, and Information coursed the Straits of Budget to witness him navigate joyous and thankful to the delta of the Great Confluence.

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Immigration to Confluence
A Journey Through Foreign Customs

Kelly M. McDaniel
Information Developer III Rockwell Software
(Senior Technical Writer)

Austin, Texas

History!
!

FrameMaker

Bound books and PDFs

Desired single-source, re-use,
standards-based

!

Signs of the
Arid Adobe Outback!?

He looks
trepidated.

Arid Adobe Outback
Foreign Customs: Proprietary Complex

•  RoboHelp
Same stuff,
•  FrameMaker longer name,
costs more.
•  Acrobat
•  Technical Communications Suite

!

Eclipse – Authoring and Production

•  Conversion - Lots of hand work
•  Book Paradigm – Keeper

Total Eclipse
!
!

Eclipse to Confluence –
Confluence to EclipseHelp
•  Authoring in Eclipse to
produce EclipseHelp

•  Authoring in Confluence to
produce EclipseHelp using
Scroll Wiki Exporter plug-in

Tools for Wiki-based Documentation
…solutions that make documentation easier,
so everyone can contribute information,
and track the process.

Scroll Wiki Exporter for EclipseHelp
RCP applications or deploy to InfoCenter.

K15t Scroll Wiki Exporter

Confluence EclipseHelp (.jar)
!
No animation, sorry.

Enough scrummy
adventure! I’m
hittin’ the shower!

!

Crikey!

Wrong slide!
H

E-e-e-ewww!
He was caked in
that…that “Scum,” Mary.
scrum! It’s scum!

He’s
certainly
agile now!

!

Bu dget
o f
Straits
Sheesh!
ion
That’s a lot
orat
C ol l ab of effort for
a bad pun.

Conﬂuence as an Authoring Tool!
Design, author, edit product documentation, release notes, and
installation guide.

•  EclipseHelp – via Scroll Wiki Exporter for EclipseHelp (K15t)
•  PDF Installation Guide – via native PDF export feature
•  HTML - via native HTML export feature

!

Benefits Oh boy!
•  Text files More
no proprietary binaries bullets!!!

•  Markup
standards-based
•  Stable
*nix

•  Logical •  Fast/Efficient
easy to teach new authors anyone can fix an issue!

•  Customizable •  Collaboration
plugins: Atlassian, 3rd party, Development Space!
User Community, RYO
•  Jira Integration
!

Enough with
• Economical
 
The *#@&%
bullets!

• Compatible
• Non-proprietary
• Scalable!

Official
Sponsor

Visit the K15t booth.
! ...und er spricht
Deutsch wie ein
Texaner.

Sie sind großartige Leute!

Confluence is a great adventure.

#summit12

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3. Hmmm… feeling adventurous.

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7. Eclipse – Authoring and Production •  Conversion - Lots of hand work •  Book Paradigm – Keeper Total Eclipse ! !

8. ! Crikey! Total Eclipse?!?

9. Eclipse to Confluence – Confluence to EclipseHelp •  Authoring in Eclipse to produce EclipseHelp •  Authoring in Confluence to produce EclipseHelp using Scroll Wiki Exporter plug-in

10. Tools for Wiki-based Documentation …solutions that make documentation easier, so everyone can contribute information, and track the process. Scroll Wiki Exporter for EclipseHelp RCP applications or deploy to InfoCenter.

11. K15t Scroll Wiki Exporter Confluence EclipseHelp (.jar) ! No animation, sorry.

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17. Enough scrummy adventure! I’m hittin’ the shower! ! Crikey! Wrong slide! H

18. E-e-e-ewww! He was caked in that…that “Scum,” Mary. scrum! It’s scum! He’s certainly agile now! !

19. Bu dget o f Straits Sheesh! ion That’s a lot orat C ol l ab of effort for a bad pun.

20. Conﬂuence as an Authoring Tool! Design, author, edit product documentation, release notes, and installation guide. •  EclipseHelp – via Scroll Wiki Exporter for EclipseHelp (K15t) •  PDF Installation Guide – via native PDF export feature •  HTML - via native HTML export feature !

21. Benefits Oh boy! •  Text files More no proprietary binaries bullets!!! •  Markup standards-based •  Stable *nix •  Logical •  Fast/Efficient easy to teach new authors anyone can fix an issue! •  Customizable •  Collaboration plugins: Atlassian, 3rd party, Development Space! User Community, RYO •  Jira Integration !

22. Enough with • Economical   The *#@&% bullets! • Compatible • Non-proprietary • Scalable!

23. Official Sponsor Visit the K15t booth. ! ...und er spricht Deutsch wie ein Texaner. Sie sind großartige Leute!

24. Confluence is a great adventure. #summit12

25. ! Can we have beer and decompression?

26. Thank you!

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