ocPortal 4 Code Book
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For version 4 we're replacing our old dev-guide documentation with our new 'Code Book'. This is literally designed to read as a book, and our ultimate goal with this document is to lay out ocPortal development so that any PHP/web developer can get the highest level of insight from the minimal effort of time investment. This is a document we intend to refine - I intend to commission other developers to refine it, and I intend to keep adding to it myself. I wanted to post the first draft right away though because it's already a whole lot better and more up-to-date than the dev-guide was. (attachment removed - see later post for newer version) Apart from the new content and format, the biggest change is that the old API documentation is no longer present in the guide itself. I figured that this is pretty pointless as it's all in the ocPortal source code anyway. This is a book aimed at developers so it quite likely won't make a lot of sense to everybody. Rest assured that we do have plans to improve our webmaster documentation as well. 
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So far it looks good, nothing beyond my head yet. 
I run Otaku Play Ground and am hopping to make themes and other things for ocportal even though I no longer use it for otakuplayground.com I still love it and feel it could go far with the right help. It needs themes and needs people to advertise for it.
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But — it is just possible that specific 'wants' might be answered before I'm tempted to ask publicly … 
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Aww, I thought you were beyond me. Well you do have a good site and have done the updates manually which impresses me. I run Otaku Play Ground and am hopping to make themes and other things for ocportal even though I no longer use it for otakuplayground.com I still love it and feel it could go far with the right help. It needs themes and needs people to advertise for it.
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Keep up the good work.
I run Otaku Play Ground and am hopping to make themes and other things for ocportal even though I no longer use it for otakuplayground.com I still love it and feel it could go far with the right help. It needs themes and needs people to advertise for it.
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If I answered something that you think should be in the documentation, please take the initiative and add it to the community documentation. We really need people to help out here and build a well-organised large support resource. |
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I run Otaku Play Ground and am hopping to make themes and other things for ocportal even though I no longer use it for otakuplayground.com I still love it and feel it could go far with the right help. It needs themes and needs people to advertise for it.
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If I answered something that you think should be in the documentation, please take the initiative and add it to the community documentation. We really need people to help out here and build a well-organised large support resource. |
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First and foremost ocportal is just great. Thanks for your entire team for making such fantastic product. Is it possible for you guys to publish the documentation for users in a way it goes chapter by chapter and increasing the complexity? That would just be very useful because now I have to keep looking for topics on the tutorial page of the website. for e.g.
 It will be a single file (a pdf) containing all the chapters. Thank you so much, Atul India |
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