Back in the old days, OpenStack's documentation was managed by a central team and written in the unspeakable horror that is DocBook. Things have changed a lot since then, with documentation now spread out across multiple projects and Sphinx the documentation tool du jour. This presents a lot of opportunities for people, be they long-term contributors or novices, to make a real impact to OpenStack's documentation. In this talk, we detail how one can get started contributing in this area, be it through writing your own guides, using Sphinx to automatically generate docs or simply fixing a typo. Viva la documentation!
**What can I expect to learn?**
Since the fall of the documentation team, documentation in projects has often lagged the code, often quite significantly. There's no reason this should be the case. Contributing documentation can be a very easy process for someone already versed in the ways of Git and Gerrit, and this talk should serve to highlight this fact along with the power of Sphinx as a documentation tool.
stephenfin
oracle4engineer
tsubakimoto_s
hankehly
sakiengineer
tarappo
forcia_dev_pr
hazumirr
whywaita
okazuki
clusterinc
stephaniewalter
keithpitt
zakiwarfel
lara
jonyablonski
bkeepers
cromwellryan
brianwarren
jnunemaker
soudai
vanstee
lemiorhan