TG2 book

[Ronn Ross]

Does anyone know if any tg2 books are being planned?

[Kevin]

This was asked during PyCon recently.
Answer seemed to be no for now; that the 2.0 on-line documentation is
better than the book.

http://www.turbogears.org/2.0/docs/

[Mark Ramm]

Yea, the 2.0 online docs will likely be complemented by an official
online book, which we will self-publish through lulu under a creative
commons license.

Chris Perkins and I started on the project and have about a hundred
pages of content created, but much of it is still in very rough draft
form. I'll be adding content to a bitbucket repository, and looking
for people who are willing to help edit, review, update, or even
create content for the book.

If anybody's interested, let me know or sign up on the docs list,
which is where we will hammer out the details. I expect that I won't
really get organized for this until next weekend, but I'd like to get
started sooner rather than later.

--Mark Ramm

--
Mark Ramm-Christensen
email: mark at compoundthinking dot com
blog: www.compoundthinking.com/blog

[Ryan Wilcox]

On Apr 2, 10:37 pm, Mark Ramm <mark.mchristen...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Chris Perkins and I started on the project and have about a hundred
> pages of content created, but much of it is still in very rough draft
> form.  I'll be adding content to a bitbucket repository, and looking
> for people who are willing to help edit, review, update, or even
> create content for the book.
>
> If anybody's interested, let me know or sign up on the docs list,
> which is where we will hammer out the details.   I expect that I won't
> really get organized for this until next weekend, but I'd like to get
> started sooner rather than later.

I'd be interested in helping out! Please let me know when you get this
up...

Hope this helps,
_Ryan Wilcox