[wp-hackers] andrew hall - who why what & suggestion

[Jason goldsmith]

The Wiki helps....

Seriously, get a copy of phpXref and run it against your install. It
makes life so much easier. I find that it helps more than anything
else. The WordPress code is pretty good in most places.

I was a bit irritated when I started with the lack of docs, but unless
someone wants to write technical docs instead of coding, I think we
are going to have to live with the sparsity and try our best to
contribute hints where we can.

On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 14:59:43 +1200, ayj & j <yllyn at clear.net.nz> wrote:
> 
> > To be fair all the developers, including myself, had to go through this at
> > some point. When Mike and I picked up the b2 code to work on what would
> > become WordPress there were large parts of the code that we had no
> > familiarity with at all. A lot of .70 was us just figuring out what was
> > going on. :)
> >
> > --
> > Matt Mullenweg
> 
> That is of course true Matt and no-one expects to have to do no work. The
> issue is how to be efficient, how to help each other move forward and how to
> share what we know efficiently so, for example, we don't have to ask the
> same repetitive questions of our scarcest resounce (you) again and again. I
> am happy to use the wiki to this end as long as it is considered appropriate
> to do so - to load it up with the detail necessary to stop each of us having
> to reinvent the same wheel again and again.
> 
> Andrew
> 
> 
> 
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