#documetation

[softcolor]

New documentation for PhotoEQ, Automata Pro, and Server

We are happy to announce that we have just released new documentation websites for PhotoEQ, Automata Pro, and Server.

New documentation is much easier to use. You will have a full-text search too.

You can check new documentation here:

Automata Pro documentation:

https://www.softcolorsoftware.com/documentation/automata/

Automata Server documentation:

https://www.softcolorsoftware.com/documentation/server/

PhotoEQ documentation:

https://www.softcolorsoftware.com/documentation/photoeq/

We made new documentation websites with an excellent MkDocs tool, https://www.mkdocs.org/, and we use Material for MkDocs theme https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/.

Post by: Petri - CTO / Co-Founder

[hatdigidigidog]

Jimmy Nelson’s introduction to his Tedx talk titled “The Art of Communication” starts by him sharing an experience he had before that opened his eyes to the truth about the indigenous people and their tribes. It showed the harsh reality that these tribes face. He presented it in a way that his expressions, actions, movement, and speech all coordinate with one another. Verbal and non-verbal languages were intricately implied in every detail that has a large contribution to his talk. The way he engages the audience attributes to the emotion that he wants himself to depict. In terms of his expressions, he portrays it vividly, especially the action he makes using facial expressions. Also, the visuals that he used guided the audience in understanding more about what he had been through and what information he gathered along the way.

In his documentation, he showed that what hindered him the most was his ability to communicate with the people. It hindered him so much that he was unable to document the nomadic people in his first try. But despite the inability of them to communicate through verbal communication, they somehow connected with each other through non-verbal means. He used gestures of respect to address his good intentions that were then reciprocated by the nomadic people. It was the problem that he had faced.

If given the chance, I would ask him regarding his mission and vision for the indigenous people that he met. What would be his ultimate goal that he wants to achieve in the end? And would he say for himself that he’s proud of what he had done? Overall, it is undeniable that he did a great job on his work. The patience he had to document and share with the world his documentaries is beyond outstanding. It is assured that his work has helped millions know the nature and information of those nomadic civilizations.  

[jitendranirnejak]

A Guide to using JSDoc for React.js | Better Documentation in React

A Guide to using JSDoc for generating documentation for react.js applications.

Hey Guys, If you’re working with react and want to learn how can you make better documentation I would highly recommend checking out this blog.

[analoguegirl4real-blog]

What are your expectations of your journey?

What are your expectations of your journey?

I decided to collate all the comments under a dedicated page: ‘What are your expectations of your journey?’ https://journey2eafs.wordpress.com/what-is-your-expectation-of-your-destination-answers/ This question may not only be specific to every and any traveler, participant, organizer, visitor to the Environmental Art Festival Scotland http://environmentalartfestivalscotland.com/ Since in my…

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Journey

Richard Long, Time and Space, Arnolfini, Bristol (http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/whatson/richard-long-2)    

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[570hillside]

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I made this recording of Pillars and Tongues earlier this winter at the Bishop bar in Bloomington, Indiana. I emailed it directly to my buddy Drew and forgot about it until I found it labeled "memo" in my itunes.