On 12/10/11 06:42 -0700, Telesight wrote: > Is Sphinx used for the Tryton website?
No, it is txt2tags as you can see in [1]
> It is a documentation system, as far
> as I have read.
It was it first goal but now it can be used for all kind of usages because at
the end a website is just about serving html pages.
> Static pages? What do you mean with that?
Pages are stored staticly on the webserver.
> In my mind, a website is about
> dynamic pages
No dynamic page is for application.
I don't see why we should have the pages changed every times someone request it.
> and with a CMS you can easily add things without ruining your
> website layout.
CMS is the worst thing ever for a website.
What we want is:
- edit locally with text editor (vim :-)
- test locally (based on Python is prefered)
- versioned (with mercurial)
- low ressource consumption (static pages)
- easy to maintain (text source based)
- easy to translate (using po file)
I don't know any CMS doing this.
[1] http://hg.tryton.org/www.tryton.org/
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