[R-wiki] Clean up of the Wiki and new navigation sidebars

[francoisromain at free.fr]

Quoting Philippe Grosjean <phgrosjean at sciviews.org>:

> Hello all,
>
> Really sorry for the short time that remains before we officially launch
> the R Wiki (at UseR!2006, that is, this week!)
>
> I have been working hard this week-end to clean up the Wiki. I also had
> to reorganize some pages. So, if you don't find one of your pages, it is
> because it was relocated into a more suitable section (according to the
> organization we decided). Look at the "recent changes" or "search" to
> spot it.
>
> A big issue that I had also to solve is to find a better navigation
> system than the buggy index in the sidebar. So, there is a big change in
> this aspect. Please, try the new navigation pages/sidebars, and comment
> on it. However, I will not been able to discuss much, nor to make deep
> changes before the symposium. Probably, the best would be to keep your
> remarks for a live discussion with me at Vienna, for those who go there.
>
> Regarding, the "wikified" version of the R documentation, the Rdconv
> --wiki is now almost finished. I am too short to wikify the thousands of
> R online help pages before the symposium, but that will done in the next
> one or two months.


Will you try do do at least one or two packages (as a test) before useR! ?


> THANKS AGAIN TO ALL COLLABORATORS: you all did a great job! My own
> impression is that we have now a good basis of a R Wiki that is stable,
> feature-rich, relatively well-organized, and ready to sustain grow
> (hopefully) in the future.
>
> Best,
>
> Philippe Grosjean

Hi,

Actually, whenever I turn on my computer, I go on the wiki page to check what's
new in town. And this week-end, mostly yesterday, I just wondered if you
haven't been swallowed by the wiki engine.

You did great job. Thanks for putting so much energy (and time obviously) on
that wiki. Now that you learn the wiki how to walk, we shall all make it run.

See you in Vienna,

Romain