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I haven't found any definition about this word or google results so I've bought the domain http://documicate.com and http://documicate.info | I haven't found any definition about this word or google results so I've bought the domain http://documicate.com and http://documicate.info | ||
== 28 Oktober 2011 == | |||
* the idea comes when we have to translate work notes, e-mails, tickets, command-line, wiki, blogging , etc. | |||
* in other words, is a kind of function working similar to the ''Archive'' section in a blog. | |||
*; how can all the essential-technical information be collected and organized into a "standardized" documentation resource? | |||
* Command line parser. | |||
** activate the "listener" with a command, so it records and groups the commands. | |||
* email filter | |||
** some text in the e-mail that the server sends to the "[[Documicator]]" | |||
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Revision as of 02:54, 30 October 2011
The "undefined" verb to documicate is a word coined mixing documentation and communicate
I haven't found any definition about this word or google results so I've bought the domain http://documicate.com and http://documicate.info
28 Oktober 2011
- the idea comes when we have to translate work notes, e-mails, tickets, command-line, wiki, blogging , etc.
- in other words, is a kind of function working similar to the Archive section in a blog.
- how can all the essential-technical information be collected and organized into a "standardized" documentation resource?
- Command line parser.
- activate the "listener" with a command, so it records and groups the commands.
- email filter
- some text in the e-mail that the server sends to the "Documicator"
Alessandro del Gallo
