Hi,
I did some experiments with Antora in the past (for the platform
tutorials) and the results were very good. And one gets integrated
search for free.
I'm not sure Antora is a good solution for the whole web, though. It's
very good for tutorials, but I'm not sure it's a good choice for
front-pages, release summaries, blogs, etc. We'll need some other tool.
Antora requires multiple repositories. It also requires node.js, so the
other tool should be using that as well.
The web could be divided in different parts (tutorials, blog and the
rest, for instance). And that may fit nicely with multiple repositories.
The idea is to avoid rendering thousands of pages when just a few ones
change.
Cheers,
Antonio
P.S.: We have many repositories, don't we? Worth using a github group?
On 2/10/23 10:56, Eric Barboni wrote:
Hi,
I'm a bit annoyed by the current gradle build and would like to migrate to
antora, means one repo for UI (css, and so one) and 1 to more repository for
the content (keeping adoc).
Maybe main site (download and community), documentation (tutorials, kb),
wiki. Seen on other Apache site, httacess can be also handled so we should
not loose fonctionnality.
With po4a we could also have non english language linked to main english.
Antora is able to check the xref beetween page and may a bit ease the work
of hunting 404.
Maybe we could let behind the old tutorial (6.5 . 8.1)
Best Regards
Eric
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