I'm a huge fan of @scanlime's wiggleport documentation style: http://docs.wiggleport.org/en/latest/
Seeking examples: Who does the best electronics project/kit documentation? Which are the best DIY/electronics instructions you’ve seen?
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very nice!
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which examples should I look at?
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Currently proud of: EggBot Pro user guide (http://shop.emscdn.com/KitInstrux/eggbot/ebp-docsrevA1.pdf … ), α5 2.0 assy: (http://wiki.evilmadscientist.com/Alpha_Clock_Five …)
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hm, any particular pages/section of Making Things Talk that stood out? (Where should I look?)
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it's style, approachability, content, visuals, applicability, learning value, part spec & availability layout rtc.
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You're about to hear "Heathkit" a few dozen times.
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In my experience
@SpikenzieLabs always has very good build instructions -
thanks Randy, we put an enormous amount of work into them
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It definitely shows!
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docs for most kits I've bought in the last decade really suck. The exception would be
@mfosguy : http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/index.php?MAINTAB=SYNTHDIY&PROJARG=VCO20120618REV0/VCO20120618REV0.html&VPW=1910&VPH=819 …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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