Re: Website

Robert Lazzurs <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.everybuddy.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Wed, 2003-04-09 at 14:40, Meredydd Luff wrote:
> OK, thanks to everyone who's brainstormed and/or offered to help here. Some 
> basics: The site will have to be dynamically generated, in a manner which 
> supports in-situ translation, rather like that available for the last site. 
> Other than that, it's pretty much up to you.
> 
> A database-driven site/"content management system" sounds attractive, 
> although it leans towards overkill. Another idea which rather takes my fancy 
> is checking the website into a repository, and then having it automatically 
> updated from that repository on a cron job - this allows collaborative 
> development quite easily, and diffs could be useful to translators (see what 
> they need to add or retranslate).
> 
> Above all, though, I confess to wanting the site to *look* nice. What Ben did 
> with the last one was, to me at least, quite attractive. I like the graphical 
> borders and navigation bars and all that stuff I can feel the lynx-using 
> purists growling at as I type this :)
> Oh yeah, that's another requirement - it has to look presentable in text 
> mode.
> 
> Any thoughts on which proposals would be best? An IRC meeting would be a good 
> idea - I'll pop on there and say hi at some point, and maybe arrange 
> something.

Again, and I appologize for not posting to the list last time, I think
twiki meets all these requirements and more.

http://www.twiki.org

However the final decision is up to you dude. :)

Take care - RL

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