Re: KDE.org Modernization

[Ben Cooksley]

On Wed, Sep 28, 2016 at 3:00 AM, aayush arora  wrote:
> Hi all,

Hi Lays, Aayush,

>  Thanks, Lays Rodrigues.
>  I am Aayush Arora, I am doing front-end development from past three years.
> I have worked with Fossasia as a Google Summer of Code student this year. I
> will suggest making kde.org completely responsive that supports all
> platforms. Kde.org seems to be a representation of KDE data. Hence, I can
> suggest working with Angular.js to make it a Single Page Application which
> will be fast as compared to the current website ( without reloading of pages
> ) , also using Bootstrap ( Responsive Web design framework) can help to
> complete the work easily.
> I will love to be a part of this, developers who maintain kde.org can help
> and provide suggestions.

Can I suggest raising this on kde-...@kde.org?
I think there were a couple of people (Ingo? Jens? Oliver?) who had
made discussions around this already.

There may have been a session at Akademy/QtCon about this, although
i'm not sure if that ended up happening.

> Thanks

Cheers,
Ben

>
> Aayush Arora
> Google Summer Of Code 2016, Fossasia
> B.tech , Information Technology
> JSS ACADEMY OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ,NOIDA
> Linkedin , Github
>
> On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 6:56 PM, Lays Rodrigues
>  wrote:
>>
>> Hello guys, everything ok?
>> Last night I tried to read the KDE dot story about the KDE Advisor Board
>> on my smartphone and was very hard since kde.org isn't friend mobile.
>> For me, the KDE pages look like too static, and a dynamism could be a good
>> way to present KDE and make easy the life of the people that access the site
>> to find the information that they need.
>> A few weeks ago an ex GSoC student from Fossassia, Aayush Arora, reached
>> me out on facebook and asked me how he could contribute to KDE, and his
>> skills are with web development.
>> I'm a newbie in web development, so I don't know how hard would be to make
>> this port to a modern website for KDE, or even if the community would be
>> opened to it.
>> So that is the why that I'm writing this email =D
>> What do you think? People that works on the kde.org could give their
>> opinions?
>> It's just an idea...
>> --
>> Lays Rodrigues
>> Software Developer at KDE
>> Computer Science Student at Federal Fluminense University
>> laysrodriguesdev.wordpress.com
>> Telegram: @lays147
>> IRC: lays147
>> Phone: +55 22 999899467
>
>

Re: KDE.org Modernization

[aayush arora]

Hi all,
 Thanks, Lays Rodrigues.
 I am Aayush Arora, I am doing front-end development from past three years.
I have worked with Fossasia as a Google Summer of Code student this year. I
will suggest making kde.org completely responsive that supports all
platforms. Kde.org seems to be a representation of KDE data. Hence, I can
suggest working with Angular.js  to make it
a Single Page Application which will be fast as compared to the current
website ( without reloading of pages ) , also using Bootstrap
 ( Responsive Web design framework) can help to
complete the work easily.
I will love to be a part of this, developers who maintain kde.org can help
and provide suggestions.
Thanks

Aayush Arora
Google Summer Of Code 2016, Fossasia
B.tech , Information Technology
JSS ACADEMY OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ,NOIDA
Linkedin , Github


On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 6:56 PM, Lays Rodrigues <
laysrodriguessi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello guys, everything ok?
> Last night I tried to read the KDE dot story about the KDE Advisor Board
> on my smartphone and was very hard since kde.org isn't friend mobile.
> For me, the KDE pages look like too static, and a dynamism could be a good
> way to present KDE and make easy the life of the people that access the
> site to find the information that they need.
> A few weeks ago an ex GSoC student from Fossassia, Aayush Arora, reached
> me out on facebook and asked me how he could contribute to KDE, and his
> skills are with web development.
> I'm a newbie in web development, so I don't know how hard would be to make
> this port to a modern website for KDE, or even if the community would be
> opened to it.
> So that is the why that I'm writing this email =D
> What do you think? People that works on the kde.org could give their
> opinions?
> It's just an idea...
> --
> *Lays Rodrigues*
> *Software Developer at KDE*
> *Computer Science Student at Federal Fluminense University*
> *laysrodriguesdev.wordpress.com *
> *Telegram: @lays147*
> *IRC: lays147*
> *Phone: +55 22 999899467*
>

KDE.org Modernization

[Lays Rodrigues]

Hello guys, everything ok?
Last night I tried to read the KDE dot story about the KDE Advisor Board on
my smartphone and was very hard since kde.org isn't friend mobile.
For me, the KDE pages look like too static, and a dynamism could be a good
way to present KDE and make easy the life of the people that access the
site to find the information that they need.
A few weeks ago an ex GSoC student from Fossassia, Aayush Arora, reached me
out on facebook and asked me how he could contribute to KDE, and his skills
are with web development.
I'm a newbie in web development, so I don't know how hard would be to make
this port to a modern website for KDE, or even if the community would be
opened to it.
So that is the why that I'm writing this email =D
What do you think? People that works on the kde.org could give their
opinions?
It's just an idea...
-- 
*Lays Rodrigues*
*Software Developer at KDE*
*Computer Science Student at Federal Fluminense University*
*laysrodriguesdev.wordpress.com *
*Telegram: @lays147*
*IRC: lays147*
*Phone: +55 22 999899467*