Hi Ben,
afaik I already have edit permission with my user. I already changed
some sites with my user "mcs" successfully. I just did not want to
change anything as long as no one shared my thoughts. The latest
feedback is motivation enough for me :-)
Marcus
Am 15.11.2010 22:21, schrieb Ben Gunter:
It does need some work, like many areas of the site. If you tell me
your Confluence username, I can give you permission to edit pages. I
would appreciate the help.
-Ben
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 4:00 PM, Marcus Kraßmann <m...@syn-online.de
<mailto:m...@syn-online.de>> wrote:
Hi list,
not sure if this affects more the dev or the users list, so I will
start here.
I never felt good with the structure of the download area on
stripesframework.org <http://stripesframework.org>.
Having a look on it, I see the current release version. Good, so far.
Now I would expect a download link for Stripes. Clicking the first
link with the word "stripes" in it will surely give me the current
release. But it doesn't! Instead, I get a very outdated
"Documentation Snapshot". What the heck?!?
Okay, sharply looking at the head lines. "Stripes Downloads"
sounds good. Some explanatory words, okay. But where is the
f**king download link? An (again) outdated Sourceforge RSS seems
to be included, anouncing Stripes 1.5.1, but clicking here again
does not forward to the JAR.
I don't want to be offending, but IMHO the download site is one of
the worst areas of stripesframework.org
<http://stripesframework.org> and it should really be redesigned /
restructured. This is what I would do if no one would stop me from
doing it:
* Bring important stuff to the top, especially a link to
"http://sourceforge.net/projects/stripes/files/";
<http://sourceforge.net/projects/stripes/files/> which is
always up2date! After this section, follow with
documentation links (if needed).
* Add a small Maven section with a Stripes dependency snippet.
So Maven users just need to copy&paste it into their pom.xml
file.
* Eliminate anything related to old released before 1.5.x, or
create an own "archive" site for this outdated stuff.
* Remove the
"{rss:url=http://sourceforge.net/export/rss2_projfiles.php?group_id=145476&x=1
<http://sourceforge.net/export/rss2_projfiles.php?group_id=145476&x=1>}".
Really important news are on the starting page in green
boxes. (And I have no clue how this RSS gets its data. I
found this link at SourceForge:
http://sourceforge.net/news/?group_id=145476 , but it
generates other news that the RSS link.)
* Maybe, add a link where the current 1.5.x SNAPSHOT can be
downloaded ("nightly build" based on the latest SVN code).
Again together with a Maven snippet.
What are your thoughts about this topic? Any other opinions? Did I
miss something, or do you feel that the download area is fine as
it is?
Kind regards,
Marcus
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