On 04/10/2010 14:00, Pid wrote: > Hi, > > A talking point: > > http://people.apache.org/~pidster/tomcat/site/
Like it. > Disclaimer: the content currently on the page is there as an example and > doesn't necessarily represent a final version of... etc etc. > > N.B. It is a single page and is not IE friendly*; please use another > browser for now. Understood. > In order to effect a redesign, I think the site will first need a > restructure to replace the tables used for layout - this will make > subsequent refactoring much easier. > > I expect it will be possible to create a few page templates and for all > content to fit into one of them. How the site is generated is going to be important. I'd like to keep to the current arrangement of: - simple text files (no preference for format) in svn - magic - html output That way we could use the same process for the Tomcat docs. You might want to look at what the infra team is doing with markdown. > For now: input into what people consider the most important things to > put in the green & blue boxes at the top part of the page would be > useful. E.g. > > 1. what are the most important things users should look for? Downloads Changelogs / release notes Docs How to get help and how to do it 'properly' > 2. what are the most important things users actually look for? Dunno. > 3. what things does the community think should be prioritised. Site Tomcat 7 docs Tomcat 6 docs Tomcat 5 docs > It would also be useful to know more about the traffic to the site, > which pages are (un)popular and so on. Is there any analyis that's > accessible? How about the raw access logs? You should be able to read the following dirs on people.a.o: /x1/logarchive/eosnew/www/2010/09 /x1/logarchive/aurora/www/2010/09 You'll find one file per day for Sep 2010 for the US and EU hosts. Every tlp is a vhost on the same server so you'll need to do some filtering :). Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@tomcat.apache.org
