On 6/13/05, Bernd Eidenschink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Until direct login is possible for you please send me any content you > > > like to add, see, change! > > I forgot to mention that this is just because we decided to rewrite the > frontend display stuff so that it uses tdom/xml/xslt and now just have to > bring our existing cms forms step by step into the xslt world :-) > > Nothing against a Wiki, nothing against templates, nothing against even a > totally different homepage look if you like. > > I just like the idea of having a project homepage that actually runs the > software it promotes and somehow can imagine situations where a little bit > more control or programming power (TCL/Naviserver) would be nice to have.
The thing is, our website isn't the best vehicle for showing off what the software can do because the requirements of our website are minimal. One of the most important things is that we're able to just forget about it and get on with developing the software. It would be really nice to have some info on the website showing how people are using the technology in real projects. Some code examples and behind the scenes info would surely interest people more than the finished, redered page. > Importing documentation should be no problem, also exporting can be done via > xml. What about discussion boards or newsletters with Wikis? We can provide > such apps, xslt-comments from above apply. Source Forge provides news and discussion forums. I turned off the forums to keep the tiny user base all on the mailing list. We've had no news, as yet :-) > On the other hand I can understand if you all like more direct control over > that stuff as would the Sourceforge solution provide. > > May the majority decide! > > Bernd.
