> Mikhail, > > Very strong points and I agree mostly. > > Are you interested to step on the plate and write a > marketing version of the > front page as you like it to look? > > Please, say yes ;)
I would be glad to but I have no sufficient expirence except learning stuff from books and some careful reading or others writing. Some training also counts, but that's all. That I can say for sure is that Struts main page is very carefully designed in terms of that should be placed on top, that should go next, and so on - it gives a hint about order in which things (and that things) should be presented. Maybe it is reasonable to copy _information structure_ from Struts page and replace Struts stuff with Cocoon stuff, and then change it if need. For example, our "horses" (imho) could be XML/W3C, in place of JSP/Sun for Struts. Sun makes standards for Java, but W3C makes standards for the whole web. SVG, XHTML, XML, XSLT, a lot of stuff that Cocoon uses was born at W3C. Cocoon allows use of most advanced W3C tecnhologies in a way that most other frameworks still can't provide, this fact can be used. W3C gave life to XHTML, and W3C gave life to XML/XSLT, but the latter ones still are supported by Cocoon better than in most other frameworks like Struts. In short: there is a good example of good main page around here, and if we can replace it's information by our information and then add some stuff unique to Cocoon, it will be a good thing. Good step to make Cocoon more popular and simplify comparing it to Struts and other frameworks. Mikhail --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
