This repository contains source documentation for Hubzilla, Neuhub, OpenWebAuth, WisTex projects, and related technologies.
The repository serves as the canonical source for documentation that may be published on one or more websites, including development.guide, neuhub.org, federatedhub.org, and future platforms.
The primary entry point for documentation contained in this project is the Documentation Library.
The Documentation Library provides access to documentation collections, framework documents, standards, and subject areas contained within this repository.
Current subject areas include:
- Knowledge Management
- Documentation Standards
- Hubzilla
- OpenWebAuth
- Neuhub
Additional collections may be added over time as the repository grows.
Technical knowledge is often discovered while working on a project, solving a problem, or researching a topic. If that information is not captured while it is fresh, it can be forgotten, lost in chat logs, buried in forum discussions, or require rediscovery later.
This repository provides a central place to capture and maintain that knowledge as it is discovered.
The documents in this repository are maintained independently of any specific publishing platform. Documentation can be written, updated, and reviewed without first deciding where it will eventually be published.
The Markdown documents stored in this repository are the authoritative versions of the documentation.
Published HTML pages, wiki pages, CMS content, and other generated formats should be considered published versions generated from these source documents.
The repository uses the MIT License to encourage sharing, reuse, adaptation, and redistribution.
Documentation may be incorporated into websites, knowledge bases, project documentation, educational materials, and other resources, subject to the terms of the applicable license.
docs/
Documentation source files
style-guides/
Site-specific styling and conversion guidance
publishing-targets/
Site-specific publishing instructions
The general workflow used by this repository is:
- Create or update a Markdown document.
- Commit changes to Git.
- Convert the document to the desired output format if needed.
- Publish to one or more destinations.
- Continue maintaining the source document in this repository.
This workflow separates documentation from publication and allows documents to be maintained in a single location.
Documents may be published to one or more destinations while continuing to be maintained in a single location.
This approach allows documentation to be written and updated once, then reused wherever it is useful.
Potential publishing targets include:
- development.guide
- neuhub.org
- federatedhub.org
- project websites
- knowledge bases
- future publishing systems
Unless otherwise specified, documentation in this repository is licensed under the MIT License.
Individual documents may contain metadata describing authorship, copyright ownership, licensing information, version numbers, and related details.
Contributions, corrections, and improvements are welcome.
Please submit changes through pull requests when possible.