Hi All, Can someone explain me, Why we never call Tuscany as a "SCA Runtime" Implementation? Atleast I can't see them being mentioned in our webpages.
I believe this term is popular among users and google search does not point me to Tuscany web page any where near. Can we include this term in our Home page? I believe, we need to design our web pages with some right words/sentences in such a way that any search related to SCA should point the users to Tuscany project. Any comments/suggestions are welcome. On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 8:36 AM, haleh mahbod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have put together a more user centric home page with the goal of high > lighting why Tuscany and SCA is useful. > This ideally would replace the existing home page (entry to Tuscany site) > if feedback is positive. > > http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TUSCANY/New+Home+Page > > Key highlights: > - User centric message > - News section is replaced with a live Tuscany blog (which forces us to use > the blog more often :) > - Brought the tooling to the front page (we need to update the tools page > with more current information) > - SDO/SDO boxes are now bundled into one subproject box. Clicking on each > will take you to the overview page for those projects > > We can benefit from a nice diagram on this page, but at the same time it is > more important to use the landscape for clarifying what Tuscany offers. We > might want to consider including a nice picture on the SCA overview page. > > This is the start of cleaning up the rest of the pages and making them more > current. I plan to do this one piece at a time with your help. > > Haleh > -- Thanks & Regards, Ramkumar Ramalingam
