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| Re: EMF recipes topic on the wiki [message #411955 is a reply to message #411954] |
Sun, 12 August 2007 18:21  |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33142
Registered: July 2009 |
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Rafael,
I really appreciate when anyone makes an effort to contribute. I think
this is what a good community is all about. If everyone is willing to
contribute even just a little bit for the things that matter most to
them, I and others will be that much more motivated to do a little as
well, and in the end, all the little bits add up to a lot of benefit for
the whole community. So thanks you for following up your constructive
criticisms with constructive actions!!
Rafael Chaves wrote:
> Great stuff, Ed! You added a few things that I didn't know about then,
> so putting the time to start the topic and write the first recipe has
> paid off for me already! Thanks for supporting the suggestion.
>
> Rafael
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> Ed Merks wrote:
>> Rafael,
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>> That's an excellent idea. Thanks! The one time last week when I
>> wanted to use the wiki the Eclipse wiki site was down. Go figure!
>> I've added some more details to what you got started...
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>> Rafael Chaves wrote:
>>> This is a follow-up to a recent discussion on the foundation
>>> newsgroup. I took the liberty of starting a new topic on the wiki:
>>>
>>> http://wiki.eclipse.org/EMF-recipes
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>>> The idea is to fill it with recipes for common needs people have
>>> when using EMF. I just added one recipe to it so far (for generating
>>> API that does not depend on EMF), mostly a copy and paste of a post
>>> to a recent thread in this newsgroup (which I believe is
>>> automatically covered by the EPL). BTW, feel free to improve it, it
>>> might not be 100% correct or as easy to understand as it should.
>>>
>>> I think the cookbook format is great for instructions on how to
>>> perform tasks or achieve specific results. It promotes a writing
>>> style that goes straight to the point while being thorough just
>>> enough so the reader can most of times get what he needs by just
>>> reading the recipe. It basically makes writing and reading easier.
>>>
>>> I hope others will keep adding recipes there so it will expand to a
>>> collection of topics, and hopefully one day we will build a
>>> significant mass of reference documentation for people using EMF.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>> Rafael
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
Ed Merks
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