On Sun, Mar 16, 2014 at 2:36 PM, Maciej Sobaczewski <[email protected]> wrote: >> I think there are two things used there: >> - recvcheck >> - phd release page >> > > So, to summarize my and your ideas: > > - the only project which is actually using doc.php.net is PHP > > - the only tool used is revcheck > > - PhD shouldn't be project anymore but proper section shold find place on > this website > > - IMO Documentation Howto should be moved to wiki (there are dates, document > on doc.php.net is newer then wiki pages) because it will be much easier to > mantain; I will do it when I find some free time > > - technically: language entities/variables should be removed and strings can > be placed directly in files because many language are not necessary > > - same to templates > > - site template should be unified using shared.php.net > > - I have one more idea: it would be very nice to replace old sqlite_* > functions with PDO/SQLite3 as they doesn't work on new PHP versions. However > I'm not sure if that change won't break existing infrastructure. What is > your opinion?
That depends on what creates the .sqlite file, and what else may/may not be using that file. If you find that out, the sure go for it. > I think that despite appearances this concept means a chance to survive for > doc.php.net. If we rebuild it to keep only those things which are actually > usefull we can encourage people to use it. Also, keeping less amount of code > makes it's easier to mantain and it's much easier to introduce new > contributors into it. > > > Finally I have few more technicall questions to you (or any other person who > knows the answer): > > - what is the actual function of configure file. Seems it's doing whole > bunch of tasks but as far as I can see it mainly creates build-ops.php? Isn't it mostly for the cronjob scripts that are used? > - where can I find language strings? If it's hard to gain them I can simply > copy and paste them from working site Didn't even know there was such thing. None of the people that originally built that site are with us anymore. I think you've successfully taken over the site now and can do absolutely whatever you want with it. If you can't figure out where something is used or if its cool or not, then its not important :) If someone screams later.. Then, whops, someone was using it and the feature has to be restored. Since the documentation team (+translations) uses/used this site, they should be kept in the loop though. -Hannes -- PHP Webmaster List Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
