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| Re: Let's start - Wikipedia article Nr1.: title and structure [message #4204 is a reply to message #4203] |
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| rbmatt wrote on Fri, 28 July 2006 19:00 |
| fudadmin wrote on Fri, 28 July 2006 13:38 |
I think, there must be:
1 general page
for ultimate++ (which I started) pointed from Wikipedia's [application framework] or [software framework]?
(competing among... java, .NET etc.)
2 page "Ultimate++ GUI toolkit" pointed from [gui toolkit]
(competing among QT, wxWidgets, Fox etc.)
3 page "Ultimate++ IDE" pointed from RAD or IDE?
(competing among CodeBlocks, DevC++, Eclipse etc.)
4 page "Ultimate++ Core" or "NTL" pointed from a page which points to STL, BOOST etc.
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I can see having separate articles for U++ and TheIDE, but not 4 different ones.
-WxWidgets only has one article that I see.
-We can still do all that linking, I think we can even link to a specific "section" of the U++ article.
-There will be a lot of crossover between 4 articles. That's a lot more content that we need also.
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wxWidgets doesn't have:
1. own IDE, packages and building system
2. original libraries STL or BOOST- like ("Core" aka NTL)
It's a question about in how many markets Ultimate++ competes?
Who else wants Ultimate++ to be comparable only to wxWidgets?
Please vote, then...
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