CB-13349: Move "development" docs to /doc #745
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- Move "development" docs (install, Develop, Build, Deploy) to /doc - Add a bit of crosslinking
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@janpio what's the overall motivator behind these changes? Is the goal to have all docs development info be separate from docs writing info? |
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Yes, first clean up and structure the current content (this PR), then work on grouping and improving it (as soon as this was merged). |
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I think this is good to merge. But I would prefer if someone "reviewed" by checking and just telling me that I didn't mess up or lose anything. |
audreyso
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Oct 16, 2017
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Yes I will review for you! |
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I wasn't 100% sure about the file names, but "develop.md" or "deploy.md" felt too short.
What do you think? Suggestions?
The README of course now is not very pretty and only a stepping stone before it can further be improved.