A month ago, I've talked about some great
enhancements we
made for the documentation section of the Symfony website. Today, I'm really
happy to announce that we have made some nice improvements again.
First, and probably one of the most requested feature for the Symfony website,
the documentation is now available as
downloadable PDFs; you
can download gorgeous PDFs for all Symfony versions and for all available
languages (and yes, providing epub files is the next step).
You can even download one big all-in-one PDF with everything included; more
than 700 pages of Symfony goodness!
The second improvement was needed as Symfony 2.1 is now right around the
corner. On each documentation page, there is a switch button that allows you
to change the Symfony version and the language of the current piece of
documentation.
As with any Open-Source project, contributing
code or documentation is the most common way to help, but we also have a wide range of
sponsoring opportunities.
Unfortunately, the recent move of Italian documentation URL broke the images again.
Also, since we spread the old link, could be possible to get a 301 redirectiono from old one to new one?
That's really great. I'd like to take the documentation "offline" with me.
But what I would like even more is the ability to comment on the documentation (as here in this blog).
This would help to clarify some examples, improve the quality and correct errors faster.
Also, since we spread the old link, could be possible to get a 301 redirectiono from old one to new one?
There is a problem with example code formatting in PDF version. Example code should be wordwrapped.
Best regards,
Michal
But what I would like even more is the ability to comment on the documentation (as here in this blog).
This would help to clarify some examples, improve the quality and correct errors faster.
THAT would be a feature I'd really like to see!
Nobody goes to github for those.