creating stub files for documentation

docs/contents.rst

@@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ Lettuce documentation contents
 .. toctree::
    :maxdepth: 2
 
-   nutshell/features
-   nutshell/steps
+   index
    intro/overview
    intro/install
+   intro/wtf
    tutorial/simple
    tutorial/tables
    tutorial/scenario-outlines
@@ -29,4 +29,3 @@ Indices, glossary and tables
 
 * :ref:`genindex`
 * :ref:`modindex`
-* :ref:`glossary`

docs/recipes/nose.rst

+.. _recipes-nose:
+
+=================================
+Writting your first steps, part 1
+=================================
+
+Welcome to the first part of Lettuce tutorials, through this tutorial
+we will use Lettuce to provide a simple and pythonic way to create a
+tests for a python module.
+
+So assuming that:
+
+    * you have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
+    * you have a GNU/Linux / MacOS console available.
+
+Let's have a ...
+
+A simple start
+==============
+
+Lettuce is very flexible about where you decide to put your features.

docs/recipes/webdriver.rst

+.. _recipes-webdriver:
+
+=================================
+Writting your first steps, part 1
+=================================
+
+Welcome to the first part of Lettuce tutorials, through this tutorial
+we will use Lettuce to provide a simple and pythonic way to create a
+tests for a python module.
+
+So assuming that:
+
+    * you have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
+    * you have a GNU/Linux / MacOS console available.
+
+Let's have a ...
+
+A simple start
+==============
+
+Lettuce is very flexible about where you decide to put your features.

docs/reference/features.rst

+.. _reference-features:
+
+=================================
+Writting your first steps, part 1
+=================================
+
+Welcome to the first part of Lettuce tutorials, through this tutorial
+we will use Lettuce to provide a simple and pythonic way to create a
+tests for a python module.
+
+So assuming that:
+
+    * you have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
+    * you have a GNU/Linux / MacOS console available.
+
+Let's have a ...
+
+A simple start
+==============
+
+Lettuce is very flexible about where you decide to put your features.

docs/reference/hooks.rst

+.. _reference-hooks:
+
+=================================
+Writting your first steps, part 1
+=================================
+
+Welcome to the first part of Lettuce tutorials, through this tutorial
+we will use Lettuce to provide a simple and pythonic way to create a
+tests for a python module.
+
+So assuming that:
+
+    * you have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
+    * you have a GNU/Linux / MacOS console available.
+
+Let's have a ...
+
+A simple start
+==============
+
+Lettuce is very flexible about where you decide to put your features.

docs/reference/languages.rst

+.. _reference-languages:
+
+=================================
+Writting your first steps, part 1
+=================================
+
+Welcome to the first part of Lettuce tutorials, through this tutorial
+we will use Lettuce to provide a simple and pythonic way to create a
+tests for a python module.
+
+So assuming that:
+
+    * you have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
+    * you have a GNU/Linux / MacOS console available.
+
+Let's have a ...
+
+A simple start
+==============
+
+Lettuce is very flexible about where you decide to put your features.

docs/reference/scenarios.rst

+.. _reference-scenarios:
+
+=================================
+Writting your first steps, part 1
+=================================
+
+Welcome to the first part of Lettuce tutorials, through this tutorial
+we will use Lettuce to provide a simple and pythonic way to create a
+tests for a python module.
+
+So assuming that:
+
+    * you have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
+    * you have a GNU/Linux / MacOS console available.
+
+Let's have a ...
+
+A simple start
+==============
+
+Lettuce is very flexible about where you decide to put your features.

docs/reference/steps.rst

+.. _reference-steps:
+
+=================================
+Writting your first steps, part 1
+=================================
+
+Welcome to the first part of Lettuce tutorials, through this tutorial
+we will use Lettuce to provide a simple and pythonic way to create a
+tests for a python module.
+
+So assuming that:
+
+    * you have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
+    * you have a GNU/Linux / MacOS console available.
+
+Let's have a ...
+
+A simple start
+==============
+
+Lettuce is very flexible about where you decide to put your features.

docs/reference/world.rst

+.. _reference-world:
+
+=================================
+Writting your first steps, part 1
+=================================
+
+Welcome to the first part of Lettuce tutorials, through this tutorial
+we will use Lettuce to provide a simple and pythonic way to create a
+tests for a python module.
+
+So assuming that:
+
+    * you have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
+    * you have a GNU/Linux / MacOS console available.
+
+Let's have a ...
+
+A simple start
+==============
+
+Lettuce is very flexible about where you decide to put your features.