From: Nigel Stewart (ns_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-02-03 15:56:56
> From this discussion and others, one of the very important audiences
> is the group of programmers who don't yet know how much fantastic stuff
> they can find in Boost. This group will range from highly skilled C++
> programmers who are just hearing about Boost, to people with the skills
> to use cookbook solutions, but not the skills to see how they work yet.
This is the reason why I would argue for decoupling the "user guide"/
"tutorial"/"cookbook" content from the reference information.
Library maintainers should focus on the reference information,
the user perspective can be persued by others. I think the role
of documentation manager would be more in the form of coordination,
editing and gentle reminders, than tech stuff.
Nigel