How to Share Documentation

  Reference library documentation is published on developer.symbian.org

  This provides API reference for your package (from doxygen comments)
  There is also some guide material
  Take a look at http://developer.symbian.org/main/documentation/reference/s^3

  However, developers also like to have engineering documentation to give a

background to the package. This could include
  architectural descriptions
  specifications We can help you
  how-to guides (e.g. how to test the package) publish docs about
your package.
  information about useful tools, backgrounders etc Mail us at
docs@symbian.org
for more
information!
  Find out how to share your documentation:
http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Symbian_Documentation_Q&As
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  Why share the docs?
  You may not think they’re useful, but external developers find background information
about a package invaluable, particularly where it architecture and specifications

  What if it’s out of date?

  Sometimes, the historical information is still very useful
  We suggest you make a note of when the date was last updated on the first page, and
include the text “Warning: This document was last updated on <date> and may not be
completely up-to-date. Please refer to the product reference library and the source
code in Mercurial, and consult the package owner if in doubt”

We can help you

  How do I know it’s ready to publish? publish docs about
  Check it for TPIP (details on our Q&A page) your package.
  Check with your manager, or Lars, if in doubt Mail us at
docs@symbian.org
  E-mail docs@symbian.org for help for more
information!
  Find out more:
http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Symbian_Documentation_Q&As