On 1/18/07, Anselm R. Garbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there, during some free minutes I worked today on a proposal how the future web site of suckless.org might look like. Since taggi has been proven the wrong way to organize content, I plan to launch an improved taggi version called groupie and looking like: http://suckless.org/foo.html
In a few weeks (after groupie launch) you'll find it as wrong as taggi for site management. Random idea follows: What about having (at least) two different tools? One to enter/edit/store raw content (title, body, tags, author, date...) and a second one one to organize it (into groups and subgroups, alphabetical order or relevance order, assign specific html "templates" for some special pages, regroup pages with some arbitrary criteria...etc.) Even a third one to present it (generate the HTML) You can chain the different tools easily with standard unix mechanisms (pipe, stdin, stdout) if you still use shell script for this. regards, -- Julián
