Code and bug fixes are a common trend
related to every application development technology. But, documentation fixes!
Now, that’s something of a rarity. Ruby on Rails experts take pride in being
associated with a technology that not just facilitates rapid open source web
application development, but also allows the ever-increasing RoR developer
community to make quick fixes to the documentation of Ruby on Rails.
Simplification of processes and
ease-of-use has been a trait of RoR that has led many a Ruby on Rails development company to garner major
successes in the app development arena. Docrails takes this feature even
further by simplifying the entire process of doc fixes. What used to be a
tedious process of opening a pull request and following a long workflow, has
now been reduced to a simple clone, edit, and push cycle. Easing the doc fixes
submission process is the major focus of Docrails and so it includes a public
write policy that offer contributors unparalleled freedom. Even though it has a
different access policy and can be termed as a separate branch, Docrails is
still the authentic and actual RoR documentation; so don’t fret, your efforts
are not in vain!
Features of Docrails:
- Easy submission of fixes to any RDoc, guide, and README file
- Treatment of documentation as an integral part of RoR, not as a separate project
- Release of fixes in tandem with the release of the branch containing the fix
- No fixes allowed to the code
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