Website

Hi,

Isn't it time for a new website, the current one is so ugly.
A new one could use the twitter bootstrap as a base css/theme,
it will look like may be more generic, anyway I like the design. I'm not
sure but github could be use for the hosting, and for the bug reports too ?
the website content could be easily migrated, I'm not sure if I still
want the
blog hosting, maybe an aggregator of gst user blog is enough?

Gwen

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Great Idea!
I would suggest Github-Hosting and using Amber-Smalltalk as a
Frontend-Technology.

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Am 13.01.2013 12:45 schrieb "Gwenaël Casaccio" <[hidden email]>:
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On Sun, Jan 13, 2013 at 12:45:28PM +0100, Gwenaël Casaccio wrote:

Hi,

> Hi,
>
> Isn't it time for a new website, the current one is so ugly.
> A new one could use the twitter bootstrap as a base css/theme,
> it will look like may be more generic, anyway I like the design. I'm not
> sure but github could be use for the hosting, and for the bug reports too ?
> the website content could be easily migrated, I'm not sure if I
> still want the
> blog hosting, maybe an aggregator of gst user blog is enough?


Website: I would like to not open the construction site right now. The main
issue I have is that the page looks outdated (e.g. last release in 2011) so
the integration of a widget for git commits and identi.ca messages would be
a great start. I would like to post-phone a big overhaul right now.


Blog: I mostly use it to end up on planet.smalltalk.org. So again having
something that aggregates RSS and then is aggregated by planet.smalltalk.org
would be very nice.

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Il 13/01/2013 12:45, Gwenaël Casaccio ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> Isn't it time for a new website, the current one is so ugly.

Such a pleasant way to start an email.  You're not a newcomer in this
community, Gwen, please keep a respectful tone.

> A new one could use the twitter bootstrap as a base css/theme,
> it will look like may be more generic, anyway I like the design. I'm not
> sure but github could be use for the hosting, and for the bug reports too ?

Avoiding vendor lockin is part of the design.  Also, github doesn't let
you use a domain of your choice, AFAIK.

> the website content could be easily migrated, I'm not sure if I still
> want the blog hosting, maybe an aggregator of gst user blog is enough?

Drupal can provide that too.

Paolo


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On 13/01/2013 12:57, Stefan Krecher wrote:
>
> Great Idea!
>
Thanks :-)
>
> I would suggest Github-Hosting and using Amber-Smalltalk as a
> Frontend-Technology.
>

I would like a really simple and elegant website it shouldn't need a lot
of Javascript.
But anyway we will see :-)

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2013/1/13 Gwenaël Casaccio <[hidden email]>

>  I would suggest Github-Hosting and using Amber-Smalltalk as a
> Frontend-Technology.
>
>
> I would like a really simple and elegant website it shouldn't need a lot
> of Javascript.
> But anyway we will see :-)
>

I like simple sites too - of course it could be done simple and elegant
with Amber. Using Amber would be a win-win situation - it would be a great
reference for amber and GST would gain publicity by having a stylish new
website using a cool Smalltalk-Framework.

I offered help for a relaunch some time ago - but of course a website is
not the primary goal of Paolo.

regards,
Stefan
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Il 13/01/2013 23:05, Stefan Krecher ha scritto:
> I like simple sites too - of course it could be done simple and elegant
> with Amber. Using Amber would be a win-win situation - it would be a great
> reference for amber and GST would gain publicity by having a stylish new
> website using a cool Smalltalk-Framework.
>
> I offered help for a relaunch some time ago - but of course a website is
> not the primary goal of Paolo.

Help is a very abstract word.

Patches, a plan for migration of existing data, and hosting on the other
hand are concrete.

Paolo

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On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 09:55:44AM +0100, Paolo Bonzini wrote:

> Patches, a plan for migration of existing data, and hosting on the other
> hand are concrete.

Where is it currently hosted? Who has access to the site? Which version
of drupal are we using? Is the issue tracker part of drupal?

holger

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Il 14/01/2013 10:31, Holger Hans Peter Freyther ha scritto:
> On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 09:55:44AM +0100, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
>
>> > Patches, a plan for migration of existing data, and hosting on the other
>> > hand are concrete.
> Where is it currently hosted?

GoDaddy.

> Who has access to the site?

To FTP, just me.

> Which version of drupal are we using?

5.2 plus security updates.

> Is the issue tracker part of drupal?

Yes.

Paolo


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On 13/01/2013 23:05, Stefan Krecher wrote:
Great, can you share your ideas ? I am curious :-) I like the design of
the Haskell website (www.haskell.org) I would like something similar for
Gst.

Gwen


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