Would be awesome to have some docs

[newz2000]

I've browsed through the code and there is some stuff that looks very interesting. However the lack of documentation makes it tough to put these into use. Even just a list of what's here with a 5 word description would be useful, maybe with some of the more complex examples given a bit more detail.

[marinho]

Hello newz2000, you really make sense. This is one thing I worry about django-plus. There is some stuff to be removed (because Django now has them in itself) but, yes, the big need in django-plus is Documentation (and tests, as well).

But I haven't have time enough so, I apologize for this :(

[marinho]

pff, I closed but it wasn't my intention :/

[Psycojoker]

I'm seconding this issue, django-plus really lose it's utility without any doc.

You can use http://readthedocs.org for painless documentation and this looks like a good structure to start: http://code.google.com/p/django-plus/wiki/ResourcesAndThemAuthors