Okay, I've added my RDF file, should be up in the near future.
For the project one, this look like a good start. We may want to just
post that with the mailing list and download pages commented out for
now and then updated as we get the resources fleshed out.
This also bring up the more general topic of working on the web site.
We should perhaps establish some objectives and then whoever wants to
can work on them whenever they'd like. Here are some that have been
discussed and we've been thinking/talking about for a while that I
can remember:
1. move the philosophy page and related pages to the OFBADMIN space
on docs.ofbiz.org
2. move the various documentation pages and even the main Docs &
Books page to the OFBTECH space on docs.ofbiz.org
3. move the marketing page and related resources to the OFBIZ space
(the open wiki space) on docs.ofbiz.org
4. move the services page to the OFBIZ (open wiki) space, just as the
marketing page; these are both really community resources
5. simplify the home page and reorganize according to more common ASF
project patterns; some of the stuff on the home page we may even want
to move to docs.ofbiz.org, but much of it will move to other (new)
pages following ASF project patterns
This related to the documentation effort that has been discussed
recently. Many of these resources currently on the ofbiz site can be
moved to and better organized on the docs.ofbiz.org site. That is
kind of a separate effort though (ie consolidating and fleshing out
the documentation).
-David
On Dec 28, 2006, at 7:57 AM, Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
Hi all,
there are two nice resources available at the Apache Software
Foundation:
1) http://projects.apache.org/
2) http://people.apache.org/
For #1 it would be nice to provide an entry for the OFBiz project:
as a first pass, have a look at the attached draft of the file.
Once completed, we'll have to commit it into svn (under the site
for example) and then provide the url to it to the
projects.apache.org.
For #2, it would be nice if the committers (David, Andy, Si, Hans,
Al - I already did it) would add their information to the site (it
is very easy, like compiling a short form and then committing the
generated file)... the nice part is the committer's map
automatically genarated from the coordinates provided by the
committers:
http://people.apache.org/map.html
For Yoav and David W.: don't forget to add the Apache OFBiz project
to your lists :-)
For David W.: why are we in slightly different locations in the
map? I entered the coordinates for Padova found in the Wikipedia...
but my guess is the ones you are using is better then mine
Jacopo
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