Some docs on NativeBoost

> i am poor guy, learning how to write a documentation properly..
> (ehh.. i am one who prefers reading it instead of writing ;)
>
> So, to anyone interested , you can load the NativeBoost-Help package from
> sqs/NativeBoost repository.
>
> The package is autonomous (you don't need NB installed neither special VM).
> You can see the things i wrote by opening a system help browser (from
> world menu)
> or by invoking:
>
> NBHelp open
>
> I need your feedback and comments. and of course correstions, because
> my english is quite poor.
> - today i worked on pages
>   - Type system
>   - Calling an external functions
>
> so, please put more attention to those ones.
>
> Cya :)
> P.S. ah.. yes.. don't be surprised that when you first time opening
> it, it will go to monticello and load the code.
> It is automagic process to load the markdown syntax parser, which i
> using to author the pages and style them properly.
> (i hope you like styled help).
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Igor Stasenko.
>

> i am poor guy, learning how to write a documentation properly..
> (ehh.. i am one who prefers reading it instead of writing ;)
>
> So, to anyone interested , you can load the NativeBoost-Help package from
> sqs/NativeBoost repository.
>
> The package is autonomous (you don't need NB installed neither special VM).
> You can see the things i wrote by opening a system help browser (from
> world menu)
> or by invoking:
>
> NBHelp open
>
> I need your feedback and comments. and of course correstions, because
> my english is quite poor.
> - today i worked on pages
>   - Type system
>   - Calling an external functions
>
> so, please put more attention to those ones.
>
> Cya :)
> P.S. ah.. yes.. don't be surprised that when you first time opening
> it, it will go to monticello and load the code.
> It is automagic process to load the markdown syntax parser, which i
> using to author the pages and style them properly.
> (i hope you like styled help).
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Igor Stasenko.
>

> i am poor guy, learning how to write a documentation properly..
> (ehh.. i am one who prefers reading it instead of writing ;)
>
> So, to anyone interested , you can load the NativeBoost-Help package from
> sqs/NativeBoost repository.
>
> The package is autonomous (you don't need NB installed neither special VM).
> You can see the things i wrote by opening a system help browser (from
> world menu)
> or by invoking:
>
> NBHelp open
>
> I need your feedback and comments. and of course correstions, because
> my english is quite poor.
> - today i worked on pages
>   - Type system
>   - Calling an external functions
>
> so, please put more attention to those ones.
>
> Cya :)
> P.S. ah.. yes.. don't be surprised that when you first time opening
> it, it will go to monticello and load the code.
> It is automagic process to load the markdown syntax parser, which i
> using to author the pages and style them properly.
> (i hope you like styled help).
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Igor Stasenko.
>

> Stef
>
> On Aug 21, 2012, at 10:23 PM, Igor Stasenko wrote:
>
>> i am poor guy, learning how to write a documentation properly..
>> (ehh.. i am one who prefers reading it instead of writing ;)
>>
>> So, to anyone interested , you can load the NativeBoost-Help package from
>> sqs/NativeBoost repository.
>>
>> The package is autonomous (you don't need NB installed neither special VM).
>> You can see the things i wrote by opening a system help browser (from
>> world menu)
>> or by invoking:
>>
>> NBHelp open
>>
>> I need your feedback and comments. and of course correstions, because
>> my english is quite poor.
>> - today i worked on pages
>>   - Type system
>>   - Calling an external functions
>>
>> so, please put more attention to those ones.
>>
>> Cya :)
>> P.S. ah.. yes.. don't be surprised that when you first time opening
>> it, it will go to monticello and load the code.
>> It is automagic process to load the markdown syntax parser, which i
>> using to author the pages and style them properly.
>> (i hope you like styled help).
>>
>> --
>> Best regards,
>> Igor Stasenko.
>>
>
>

> On 22 August 2012 18:51, Stéphane Ducasse <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> Igor
>>
>> always think to provide actionable information in a requesting mail.
>> So where is the gofer snippet to load the native boost help?
>>
> Gofer it
> squeaksource: 'NativeBoost';
> package: 'NativeBoost-Help';
> load
>
>> Stef
>>
>> On Aug 21, 2012, at 10:23 PM, Igor Stasenko wrote:
>>
>>> i am poor guy, learning how to write a documentation properly..
>>> (ehh.. i am one who prefers reading it instead of writing ;)
>>>
>>> So, to anyone interested , you can load the NativeBoost-Help package from
>>> sqs/NativeBoost repository.
>>>
>>> The package is autonomous (you don't need NB installed neither special VM).
>>> You can see the things i wrote by opening a system help browser (from
>>> world menu)
>>> or by invoking:
>>>
>>> NBHelp open
>>>
>>> I need your feedback and comments. and of course correstions, because
>>> my english is quite poor.
>>> - today i worked on pages
>>>  - Type system
>>>  - Calling an external functions
>>>
>>> so, please put more attention to those ones.
>>>
>>> Cya :)
>>> P.S. ah.. yes.. don't be surprised that when you first time opening
>>> it, it will go to monticello and load the code.
>>> It is automagic process to load the markdown syntax parser, which i
>>> using to author the pages and style them properly.
>>> (i hope you like styled help).
>>>
>>> --
>>> Best regards,
>>> Igor Stasenko.
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Igor Stasenko.
>