Welcome to Agaric Collective’s documentation!
Agaric builds software to give people the most power possible over their own lives.
General Instructions
Don’t panic.
Be kind.
The Agaric Way
Tools of the trade
- Git setup
- Git usage
- Setting up Nextcloud for a client
- Setting up e-mail
- Setting up a new Drutopia site
- Deploying Drutopia updates
- Prerequsites
- Configure live to reach test instance
- Perform a sync to test
- Ensure you are up-to-date with all hosting repositories
- Creating new site hosting entries
- Finding the site name and identify builds
- Prepare the appropriate base build
- Deploy your site
- Putting it all together
- If you need to override site configuration:
- Sync live database to test
- Bonus: Keep Drutopia builds with similar available modules
- Local development environments with ddev
- Drutopia Member Server Access
Writing for Agaric
- Agaric’s Content Style Guide
- Summary
- Writing Goals and Principles
- Voice and Tone
- Writing About People
- Grammar and mechanics
- Writing about Agaric
- Writing about other companies
- Slang and jargon
- Text formatting
- Write positively
- Content Types
- Web Elements
- Writing blog posts
- Writing case studies
- Writing about initiatives
- Writing about upcoming events
- Writing profile pages
- Writing technical content
- Writing newsletters
- Writing for social media
- Writing for Accessibility
- Writing for Translation
- Word list (specialized vocabulary)
- Words to avoid
- Styleguide credit
- Agaric Website Basics
- Content entry on Agaric’s own sites
- Tags and taxonomy terms
- Translating Agaric.coop
- Short URLs
- Marketing
Documentation
If you’ve found your here way to Agaric’s internal documentation but don’t know about the Agaric technology collective itself yet, please check out our development and consulting services, our trainings, and our initiatives or read about Agaric and ask us for help or collaboration.