Developers of Sympa

["Stefan Hornburg (Racke)" <address@concealed>]

On 9/26/18 9:44 AM, Marc Chantreux wrote:
> hi Soji,
> 
>> I have an idea to move to new site.  I want to discuss on it in
>> tommorow meeting.
> 
> the new site will be hosted on an IAAS provided by Renater
> to the Sympa community. this was acted during the hackathon.

Marc,

the hackathon was five months ago, so do you really think you can claim that
after such a long time?

I don't think GH pages are an ideal solution, but in fact that's our current
documentation so I strongly recommend to make this easily accessible for
the Sympa users.

Regards
        Racke

> 
>> I propose moving contents to "new site" using GitHub Pages (site
>> generator provided by GitHub).
> 
> sorry i did no feedback since the hackathon.
> 
> started to work on it as it was acted during the hackathon and that's
> the state of art:
> 
> * i started experimenting "my way". i was quiet happy about it as
>   i was able to generate both web and pdf contents for manuals.
> * during a Strasbourg coders meeting, Quentin pointed out that a
>   homebrew snowflake could be complicated to maintain so i started
>   to explore Qgoda and Gutemberg.
>   * Qgoda has a welcoming dev team
>   * Qgoda is all Perl/TT2 based (so we could dive in)
>   * Qgoda has all the features i needed
>   * Gutemberg seems to be equivalent when it comes to features
>     and it's written in rust so performance matters.
> 
> one of the things i faced is my incompetence when it comes to
> web design for a "vitrine" to a project of the size of sympa.
> Recently, Renater proposed me to help on that and we'll be backed up
> by a professional graphist. However: every contribution to the future
> content (for exemple describe the power of sympa for newcommers) should
> be greetly appreciated.
> 
> regards,
> marc
> 
> 


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