Open Source Documentation in Four Easy Steps (and one slightly more difficult one)
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In the world of open source documentation, it is important to have a solid process that works. Lana Brindley will discuss how things are done at the world's leading open source company, including some of the challenges they face in getting the right document into the right hands at the right time, all while keeping it open, and keeping it real. http://openhelpconference.com/sessions.html#lana_brindley
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Open Source Documentation in Four Easy Steps (and one slightly more difficult one)
- 1. Open Source Documentation in Four Easy Steps
- 2. and one slightly more complicated one ...
- 3. Release Information Writing Plan Content Translation & Review Specification Production ` ` Development Concept Testing Maintenance Planning Launch
- 5. Content Specification/ Planning (Isn't there some rule about cats in presentations?) 20%
- 6. evelopment Wri ting/D 5 0%
- 7. Translation/ Testing/ Launch 19%
- 8. Review 1%
- 14. Problem ...
- 16. Solved!
- 17. Lots of problems … Solved!
- 18. Problem ...
- 19. Solved!
- 28. Describe the problem Solve the problem Give extra information
- 31. Publican* * Doesn't actually have anything to do with beer
- 56. Process is king
- 57. Get the right tools
- 58. Keep it open
- 59. Keep it real
- 61. Lana Brindley lbrindle@redhat.com @Loquacities +61 410 500 659