doc links broken

[sonicpond]

i'm really excited to learning more about ramaze. i always tend
towards lighter (faster) tools. ramaze seems to rails as lighttpd is
to apache. i don't quite understand why everyone isn't using it.

anyway, i noticed that a couple of the doc links are 404. any advice?

http://darcs.ramaze.net/ramaze/doc/tutorial/todolist.html
http://darcs.ramaze.net/ramaze/examples/todolist/

bob schäfer

[manveru]

Yeah, I'm just working on a new wiki version and the old still points
to some very old locations.
Try http://ramaze.net:7000/Tutorials/Todolist or directly in your own
copy of ramaze.

^ manveru

[jesusisramaz...@geoshell.com]

2008/10/9 sonicpond - soni...@gmail.com:

> anyway, i noticed that a couple of the doc links are 404. any advice?
>
> http://darcs.ramaze.net/ramaze/doc/tutorial/todolist.html
> http://darcs.ramaze.net/ramaze/examples/todolist/

Welcome to the Ramaze community, Bob.

Unfortunately, at the moment our documentation and website are in a
bit of flux as manveru (Ramaze lead dev) works out the next exciting
development in the Ramaze world, which is a rewrite of the core of
Ramaze. Along with that rewrite is a whole new wiki engine (to
replace the PHP one currently at http://ramaze.net). Once the new
wiki and website are up, the community can begin fleshing out and
solidifying the documentation.

Until then, for the time being, your best bets for documentation and
help are the source tree itself (see for example the examples
directory http://github.com/manveru/ramaze/tree/master/examples), and
the IRC channel (
http://mibbit.com/?server=irc.freenode.net&channel=%23ramaze ). Note
also that there is a partially complete Ramaze Book (
http://github.com/manveru/ramaze-book/tree/master ).

I hope we continue to see you around, whether on the mailing list or
IRC. :) Tell your friends about Ramaze!

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