We're excited to announce that we now have documentation for Yuma. And we're also pleased that the Yuma documentation system provides us another opportunity to demonstrate Yuma in action.

We've created a documentation wiki for Yuma. And just like our blog and forum, it is created entirely with Yuma code. You'll find it here: http://www.YumaDev.com/docwiki/. We'd love to receive your feedback about the system. Please do so in our new forum topic specifically for documentation feedback. We're putting the finishing touches on it for Yuma's release and we'd love to hear from users.

We'd also like to publicly thank Aaron Gerber, Paul Lefebvre, and Brad Rhine for their assistance with the documentation. It's been a team effort!