HI, > OK, but you have said elsewhere you have little time to contribute.
I actually said that the amount of time I have to contribute to this project varies over time. It's currently summer and Xmas holidays here in the southern hemisphere from now until mid January. People get a minimum of 4 weeks holidays a year here in Australia. [1] Some companies it’s more and 10+ days public holidays. I’m also coming up to 4 months long service leave. > What happens if you and Chris are busy or no longer around? That is the same for anyone working on this project, both Chis and I have been working on this project regularly for around 5 years so the risk is low. There should also be other people who know some XSLT, it been around a while (1999+) [2] and is well supported, for instance all modern browsers support XSLT. > Let's first discuss this one point: Should FlexJS ASDoc be static HTML or > a Rich Internet Application? Why not both? One use case is will the documentation be available as a download and work offline? Another is can I turn it into other formats i.e. convert to PDF or to have as a reference on my ebook reader? > Maybe there is some advantage to static HTML that I don't understand. Offline viewing, format portability, SEO and search-ability (google ranking favours static fast sites and can’t index some dynamic content), higher scalability (but that’s a nice problem to have), and usually less bandwidth and faster on mobile. But that not to say dynamic sites don’t have different advantages. Thanks, Justin 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minimum_annual_leave_by_country 2. https://www.w3.org/TR/xslt
