Hi again,
so there's a first thing I'd like to discuss: Do we want to have a Confluence
wiki?
Currently, we host an internal wiki targeted at developers which includes, for
instance:
* Release Guides (what to do, how to release to Maven central, how to create
release notes)
* Some general guidelines (nothing special, but some Java development
guidelines, some guidelines for UI development)
* Some how-tos (how to build the UI, how to set up a development environment,
how to develop under windows etc.)
* Some pages to discuss/present planned future features that require breaking
changes ("StreamPipes Improvement Proposals")
Personally, I think it might be a good idea to have such information in the
wiki and not on the homepage, so that we do not confuse the non-technical
target audience of StreamPipes with too much technical stuff on the website...
What do you think?
Dominik
