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]]> By: Ken Egozi http://www.jamesthigpen.com/blog/2008/09/19/monorail-root-directory-routing-routingmoduleex/comment-page-1/#comment-832 Ken Egozi Wed, 08 Oct 2008 23:00:53 +0000 http://www.jamesthigpen.com/blog/2008/09/19/monorail-root-directory-routing-routingmoduleex/#comment-832 @James: the old wiki was not very fun, agree. However, there's using.castleproject.org website, which is the exact place as to where this kind of a use case should go to. so please check this site out, and put that knowledge in there, or at least a link to this post @James:
the old wiki was not very fun, agree.
However, there’s using.castleproject.org website, which is the exact place as to where this kind of a use case should go to.
so please check this site out, and put that knowledge in there, or at least a link to this post

]]> By: James Thigpen http://www.jamesthigpen.com/blog/2008/09/19/monorail-root-directory-routing-routingmoduleex/comment-page-1/#comment-757 James Thigpen Mon, 29 Sep 2008 04:27:29 +0000 http://www.jamesthigpen.com/blog/2008/09/19/monorail-root-directory-routing-routingmoduleex/#comment-757 I would, and I've looked into this, but it's kind of a PITA. Castle docs are written in Castle Anakia, a port of some Apache project also called Anakia. The docs are written in a very html-ish xml format that Castle Anakia builds using some kind of nant task. There is a stepsheet on the castle site for doing it. It looks really annoying. Then after I write crazy xml docs and build them with nant commands and check them I have to submit a patch to the mailing list. It's sort of like they've never heard of a Wiki. It's sort of that "Pit of Success" thing. The barrier to entry for a casual contribution to their documentation is pretty high. My solution: I'm writing these blog posts. Maybe someone will google and find them. I know I google first before I consult the castle docs, I imagine other people do, too. Update: Yes I do know there is a castle wiki, but I've never found it to actually be useful, and it's really badly organized. So yeah. Update Update: This shouldn't be interpreted to read that I don't think the Castle Project is pretty much pure awesome. It's just that the documentation sucks. The fact that I still use it and love it in spite of this should be an indicator of how awesome it really is. I would, and I’ve looked into this, but it’s kind of a PITA.

Castle docs are written in Castle Anakia, a port of some Apache project also called Anakia. The docs are written in a very html-ish xml format that Castle Anakia builds using some kind of nant task. There is a stepsheet on the castle site for doing it. It looks really annoying. Then after I write crazy xml docs and build them with nant commands and check them I have to submit a patch to the mailing list.

It’s sort of like they’ve never heard of a Wiki.

It’s sort of that “Pit of Success” thing. The barrier to entry for a casual contribution to their documentation is pretty high.

My solution: I’m writing these blog posts. Maybe someone will google and find them. I know I google first before I consult the castle docs, I imagine other people do, too.

Update: Yes I do know there is a castle wiki, but I’ve never found it to actually be useful, and it’s really badly organized. So yeah.

Update Update: This shouldn’t be interpreted to read that I don’t think the Castle Project is pretty much pure awesome. It’s just that the documentation sucks. The fact that I still use it and love it in spite of this should be an indicator of how awesome it really is.

]]> By: Ben Scheirman http://www.jamesthigpen.com/blog/2008/09/19/monorail-root-directory-routing-routingmoduleex/comment-page-1/#comment-725 Ben Scheirman Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:38:25 +0000 http://www.jamesthigpen.com/blog/2008/09/19/monorail-root-directory-routing-routingmoduleex/#comment-725 Why not contribute some (even minor) documentation to the site? Documentation is almost always severely lacking in most open source projects, and Castle is HUGE. Having full comprehensive docs is up to the users. Why not contribute some (even minor) documentation to the site? Documentation is almost always severely lacking in most open source projects, and Castle is HUGE. Having full comprehensive docs is up to the users.

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