It can all be in one repo. Beam recently moved the site from the apache/beam-site repo to a directory in the main apache/beam repo. It is nice to not have multiple places you have to go looking for bits. And it is published on every commit using gitpubsub. I didn't set that up, but I can ask around. We've had a pretty good time with Jekyll though I think mostly we don't change it since it is working. I think various flavors of markdown have the most widespread support.
Kenn On Fri, Feb 22, 2019 at 2:49 PM Lars Francke <lars.fran...@gmail.com> wrote: > We need a website :) > > I have almost no skills in any kind of frontend work. CSS/HTML etc. That > means I also don't have any strong opinions on this but I know that some of > you (Christofer etc.) have already dealt with this in other projects. > > I'm happy to help with content when the basics are set-up. > > The only opinion I do have is that it'd be good to have the content in a > format like Asciidoc - ideally in the same format as some/all of our actual > content. > > It'd be fabulous if anyone is willing to take this up? > > I know that Infra has a "gitpubsub" thing which allows us to automatically > build and deploy a site from git somehow. I've never used it and there are > lots of things I don't know. One of them being whether it can all be one > repository or whether we need a training-site repo. > > <https://www.apache.org/dev/project-site.html> > <https://www.apache.org/dev/gitpubsub.html> >
