At 11:07 PM 06/18/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Everything will fit in my concept.
>I was planning just to link to MiLC (just because it has LOTS of info), and
>put a lot of additional docs on my site.
Maybe you should contact the guys who posted on the newsgroup with an idea
about collection data sheets. Data sheets and low-level programming have a
lot in common.
>On my site the docs will then have
>space for 2 'versions', one English version and optionally one 'native
>language' version, i.e. Dutch or Spanish etc.
Why not allow any number of languages?
For example: if an English version is not yet available, you can place only
the Dutch version. Or if a document is available in English, Dutch and
Spanish, why would you leave out Dutch or Spanish?
I think the best way to realize a central info-site is to build a database,
not just make an HTML page with hyperlinks. Using a database, a user could
select "download all docs matching keywords 'English' and 'VDP' in HTML
format, in a single ZIP file".
This may seem difficult to make, but in Unix it's easy to tie programs
together (here: data base, text formatter, ZIP archiver and web server). So
if you can do all the seperate steps, doing the combination is not that
much extra trouble.
Bye,
Maarten
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