Re: Redesign of the Thrift siteThe process here is very straightforward and 
similar to the old manner.

1/ svn checkout of the site folder
2/ modify php/css files in the dynathrift folder to change the content
3/ ./__publish.php -o ../publish

step 3 is eqiuavlent to the forest ant compilation step. the __publish.php 
script has comment blocks explaining what it's doing. that'll dump the static 
files into the regular publish folder.

from there on out it's the same as the old way. just svn ci the changes to the 
repo and then go svn up the shared folder on minotaur.

i'll also document this in a README that i'll check in with the web code.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Upayavira 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Monday, September 01, 2008 10:21 AM
  Subject: Re: Redesign of the Thrift site


  On Fri, 2008-08-29 at 18:07 -0700, Mark Slee wrote:
  > Hi all,
  > 
  > I've just finished a redesign of the Thrift incubator website that I'd
  > like to publish to our Apache page. I'm tracking this here:
  > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-128
  > 
  > I've published the site for preview on my own server here:
  > http://www.eff-yeah.com/thrift/
  > 
  > Obviously, I'd like to make sure everyone actually likes this new site
  > and doesn't see any major issues with it. We can do an official vote for
  > this if you like, or please just shout at me publicly/privately if
  > there's something on here that really irks you.
  > 
  > I've included a patch file on the JIRA issue if anyone feels like
  > viewing the web source. It's written in PHP with a light build script to
  > generate static HTML into the publish folder. If there are no issues
  > raised, I'll go ahead and commit this early next week. I'm still leaving
  > around the forrest site infrastructure in the repo, though once this is
  > rolled out we should probably remove it for the sake of SVN cleanliness.

  The site itself looks fine - I'd just like to understand how folks will
  update the site (whatever we use, it has to be accessible).

  Can you explain the process by which a-n-other committer would make a
  trivial change to the site?

  Thanks,

  Upayavira



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