Hi,
If I want to post and talk about my own custom bash or PHP scripts that help and facilitate specific aspects of Moodle functionality, like automating backups, upgrade ...etc. where do you think is the right place to do so within the Moodle forums?
Also if I have best practices or innovative use of some activities, is there a place for such "user documentation or best practises"?
Thanks
It's difficult to give a definite answer... However, some random thoughts...
* Scripts should probably go in Github and you can link to that from a forum post (or somewhere else)
* Both the developer and general documentation sites are Wikis and anybody can edit them. Please respect core Moodle information but there are plenty of opportunities for linking to 'See also' style information where you can create your own page.
* Look through the forums and find the most appropriate ones to simply start discussing things.
there is developer forum "For general developer news or issues that don't fit into any of the other forums!"
Thank you
(Edited by Helen Foster to remove the signature, as they are not allowed in the forums according to the site policy - original submission Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 7:30 AM)
Hi Howard,
I guess you mean by developer / general documentation wiki sites is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moodle
Because the official documentation subsites require official registered users
Hello,
The developer and general documentation sites that Howard mentioned are the Dev docs and Moodle Docs respectively.
You're welcome to contribute to either by logging in with your moodle.org username and password. If you don't have a username and password because you created a moodle.org account by logging in using your account on Google, Microsoft or Facebook, please email support@moodle.org then we can provide you with a username and password. (Both sites use MediaWiki and don't yet have OAuth 2 authentication.)
Thanks in advance for your contributions!
Thank you, Helen, I'm thankful for your support.
