[documentation] Videos for Drupal 6
Addison Berry
drupal at rocktreesky.com
Mon Jan 28 19:39:13 UTC 2008
Yep, I am cool with this reorg. Talked with Greg on IRC and my only
suggestion is to have an "archive" section (maybe Older versions)
where we can put the Introduction to Drupal 4.7 section right now and
then as new versions come out the oldest top level will get moved into
the archive. That way we only have the latest 2 versions' intro
sections on top level and the rest are kept for posterity in the
archive area.
My only other thought is maybe an even more generic term than
"Introduction" I'm not sure I would immediately look for upgrade
videos in an intro section - but maybe that's just me and I don't feel
strongly on it.
Re: videos to be made, I think that covers the basics we should have
for a D6 launch.
Addi (aka add1sun)
On Jan 28, 2008, at 2:16 PM, Steven Peck wrote:
> Talk to and coordinate with Addison. She took over the organization
> of that section.
>
> Steven
>
> On Jan 28, 2008 11:10 AM, Greg Knaddison - GVS
> <Greg at growingventuresolutions.com> wrote:
>> Howdy Documenters,
>>
>> I have two topics I want to discuss. First - organization of the
>> Videocasts section of the D.o handbooks - http://drupal.org/
>> videocasts
>>
>> I think it would make sense to re-organize this by major release of
>> Drupal. I.e. a top level page for 5.x, 6.x, and 4.7 and earlier.
>> Gabor and I discussed this in IRC today as a way to help make it easy
>> to find the 6.x videos that will be linked form the 6.0 release
>> announcement ( http://drupal.org/drupal-6.0 if you want to help
>> editing it). Some of the pages in that section are "timeless" like
>> how to create or apply a patch - that is valuable regardless of
>> Drupal
>> version. But some are very specific to version (upgrading) which
>> makes me think that we should split the version specific videos into
>> book pages for each version and then "general videos" will stay at
>> their current locations.
>>
>> Here's the current hierarchy:
>>
>> -Videos
>>
>> -- Overviews
>> --- New Features in Drupal6
>> --- New i18n and l10n features in Drupal 6
>> --- Drupal 5 Features
>> --- What's new in Drupal 5
>> --- Drupal Features and Overview
>>
>> -- Installation and Upgrading
>> --- Installing Drupal 6
>> --- Installing Drupal 5
>> --- Upgrading to Drupal 5
>> --- Dudertown Installing 4.7
>> --- Installing Drupal 4.7
>>
>> My proposed hierarchy:
>>
>> -- Introduction to Drupal6
>> --- New Features in Drupal6
>> --- New i18n and l10n features in Drupal 6
>> --- Installing Drupal 6
>> --- Upgrading to Drupal6
>>
>> -- Introduction to Drupal5
>> --- Drupal 5 Features
>> --- What's new in Drupal 5
>> --- Installing Drupal 5
>> --- Upgrading to Drupal 5
>>
>> -- Introduction to Drupal4.7
>> --- Dudertown Installing 4.7
>> --- Installing Drupal 4.7
>>
>> The rest of the handbooks are less complete on a "per version" basis
>> and I think should be left as-is. There's also less that changes
>> about, for example, blocks from 4.7->5.x->6.x
>>
>> Second, I want to coordinate on making sure that we get them all
>> done.
>> 1. Installing Drupal6 - done by Addi -
>> http://www.lullabot.com/videocasts/installing-drupal-6
>> 2. New features of Drupal6 - done by me (will redo this week) -
>> http://www.masteringdrupal.com/screencast/new-features-drupal-6
>> 3. i18n and l10n features of Drupal6 - done by me -
>> http://www.masteringdrupal.com/screencast/new-i18n-l10n-features-drupal-6
>> 4. Upgrading from Drupal 5.x to 6.x - I believe I will be doing
>> this one
>> 5. Anything else specific to the release?
>>
>> I know there are plenty of other ideas related to videos for Drupal
>> in
>> general - I'm just trying to make sure we've covered the most
>> important videos for the new release process.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Greg
>>
>> --
>> Greg Knaddison
>> Denver, CO | http://knaddison.com
>> World Spanish Tour | http://wanderlusting.org/user/greg
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