On Jun 24, 10:41am, Mayuresh Kathe wrote:
}
} i apologise upfront if this is the wrong list for the question,
} and would appreciate being pointed to the right one.
A better list would probably be netbsd-docs if you really want
to start a discussion.
} i just read on the netbsd projects list page that the website
} infrastructure maintenance depends on a xml, xslt and make.
}
} does that mean that the website is written primarily in xml
} and then transformed into (x)html, either via some tools before
} the pages are put on the website, or at runtime?
Yes.
} isn't that kind of very heavy and complicated?
Depends who you ask. Also depends on the goals. For the most
part though, editing a webpage is a simple matter of editing the
.xml file (for which there are plenty of examples), commit it, type
make, and commit the .html file. The package meta-pkgs/netbsd-www
will install everything that is needed.
}-- End of excerpt from Mayuresh Kathe
