I have just posted a comment on the “Start Here” forum asking for some feedback. I think feedback from non-beginners might also be helpful.
I am busy developing a doc called Beginners Walkthrough for newbies to point them in a good direction, rather than having them stare a t a blinking cursor, or aimlessly browsing though all the info available.
I can only say that a few of us are making (or have an ambition to make) something similar — beginner’s walkthroughs — and apparently everyone has a completely different vision for it e.g. I teach data design theory, Scott teaches formulas, and you stress on use cases.
And I suspect, there’s no right or wrong vision either — it’s just that everyone projects at the audience whatever was their own pain or experience.
My perception is that your Wiki would be a comprehensive documentation of the system.
What I am trying to do is to give people a kick start:
From: Do you want to blog: here are some pointers and examples.
To: If you want to build an app, you can use buttons, formulas etc…
So from the Beginners Walkthrough, their would be links to say Maria’s Coda essentials, or your Wiki Community Project, but it wouldn’t replace either.
Ok @Piet_Strydom
I understand the concept well, but in itself, it’s quite similar to what I propose, but in a different form ^^.
At some point, it would be nice to get motivated people together and bring projects together to have a common base where we could help more effectively.
