Legacy help on sccode.org

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The help documentation before the Scide release can be found here: https://help.sccode.org.

Hello,

Is the online help documentation before the Scide release (https://help.sccode.org) administered by this group?

I think
This documentation should be archived.

  • a note should be added about this documentation.
  • this documentation should be removed from the web.

since there are usually no circumstances in which to run the SC builds before 3.6.

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OR

Is this still valid for SC0 users who don’t use SC-IDE?

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no we don’t administer sccode.org - not sure who does?? [EDIT] see Who maintains doc.sccode.org

Agree that page is not so useful at this point! although the link you referenced appears as “legacy help” - so not a huge problem…

more of an issue is https://doc.sccode.org which is for 3.12 :frowning: it would be nice if this were up to date or perhaps simply link back to https://docs.supercollider.online which should be soon (or is now?) the official online source?

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https://docs.supercollider.online serve the latest stable documentation and are collectively administrated by the SC maintainers via GitHub - supercollider/sc-docs: SuperCollider documentation for the web - they are therefore somehow official and are also linked on the official SC website.

There is also https://dev.docs.supercollider.online which serve weekly updates of the development build via GitHub - supercollider/sc-docs-dev: SuperCollider documentation for the web

All others SuperCollider docs are served by private individuals or institutions - if they become outdated/unmaintained there is nothing we can do about it b/c we often don’t know who can be contacted about them.

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I reached out to vividsnow - they kindly upgraded the docs to the dev version and will consider linking to our official version.

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