Using Mallard for Ubuntu docs

[Phillip Whiteside]

Hi Phil,

for me

1)
* Mallard from the ground-up (for people who are completely new to
       XML, and just want to get started with a few simple documents)
2)
  * Topic-based help with Mallard (this would focus more on
       best-practices for writing topic-based help with Mallard)

Eventually,
     * Advanced Mallard (using all of Mallard's shiny new features)

Regards,

Phill.

On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 11:41 AM, Phil Bull <philbull at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi guys,
>
> Logs would be available from the IRC training session, so you wouldn't
> *strictly* need to attend. It's good to be able to ask questions,
> though.
>
> There seems to be quite a bit of interest around this (I'm pleased!).
> I'd like to target a session at the things people most want to learn
> about. Here are a few options:
>
>      * Mallard from the ground-up (for people who are completely new to
>        XML, and just want to get started with a few simple documents)
>      * Mallard for DocBook users (you're familiar with DocBook, but
>        want to start using Mallard)
>      * Topic-based help with Mallard (this would focus more on
>        best-practices for writing topic-based help with Mallard)
>      * Advanced Mallard (using all of Mallard's shiny new features)
>      * Just a simple Q&A
>
> Which of these would people be most interested in? I'm sure we could run
> a couple of sessions (Jim?).
>
> I should also note that there's a documentation workshop the Tuesday
> before GUADEC (27th July) which Shaun, Milo and I will be running, so
> come along if you're in The Hague!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Phil
>
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