Links to the wiki for Phobos examples/tips and tricks?

[Rikki Cattermole via Digitalmars-d]

On 29/12/15 3:23 PM, bachmeier wrote:
> Is it acceptable to post examples/tips and tricks in the wiki, and then
> link to them in the official Phobos documentation? What I have in mind
> is adding to the documentation of a Phobos function
>
> See Also: The [wiki](link) for additional documentation.
>
> This would overcome two (valid IMO) complaints about the current system:
>
> 1. There is a lot of overhead associated with changing the official
> docs. With the wiki, you type in your new example and you're done. No
> futzing around for three hours over a period of several days to make a
> small change.
> 2. Dislike of Ddoc. The wiki uses markdown.
>
> The wiki would accommodate helpful information that is not appropriate
> for the official docs:
>
> 1. Specialized examples.
> 2. Tips and tricks.
> 3. Guidance on choosing between available functions, like benchmarks.
>
> The wiki has advantages over PHP-style user comments. The main one being
> that we can do it right now without having to change anything. Another
> being the fact that user comments shouldn't be part of the official
> docs, because they are unofficial, and are thus wiki material.
>
> So is this something that we can do?

I'm waiting for Andrei to respond but I think we can do one better.

With a little bit of work we could on github ~master push update dlang.org.
So only need somebody to merge PRs or commit changes to ~master and it 
will auto be up there.

Travis-CI would be good for this. Unfortunately I don't know the OS and 
how it is setup let alone have auth rights. But it really shouldn't be 
too much work to do.