[DEECo] DEECo GitBook?

[Ilias Gerostathopoulos]

Hi all,

I was looking into Kevoree, a component model + various runtimes 
(including Java, Android, Arduino), for building "dynamic cyber-physical 
systems" [1]
A comparison with DEECo can be done at different levels, but they are 
definitely better in one thing: documentation.

Check out the way Kevoree concepts are explained [2] and how their 
tutorial looks like [3].
They basically use a tool called GitBook [4]. It is not free, but they 
offer student and university discounts.
I can ask some of the Kevoree team members about their experience with 
GitBook, if I meet anyone in Florence.

We may also consider it as an option, since our DEECo "ecosystem" starts 
to grow and will soon get very difficult to explain things to newcomers.
If I'm not mistaken, we currently have only these wiki pages talking 
about DEECo [5], plus the 2 tutorials, one in CBSE'14 [6], one in ASCENS 
Spring School [7].
So it seems that the knowledge that someones needs to obtain to get 
started with DEECo is out there, but all scattered.

BTW I am not asking for trouble :), I just think is a piece of the 
puzzle that is needed to keep the project "alive" and sustainable in the 
next years.

Ilias

[1] http://kevoree.org/
[2] http://kevoree.github.io/kevoree-book/index.html
[3] http://kevoree.github.io/kevoree-tutorials/
[4] https://www.gitbook.com/
[5] https://github.com/d3scomp/JDEECo/wiki
[6] https://github.com/d3scomp/cbse-tutorial
[7] https://github.com/d3scomp/ascens-spring-school