Re: New website
Hello there :) Thanks to the students for doing this, and you for taking the lead on it, it's some really great stuff! :) i have previously had access to the site, and it'd be very nice to retain that (while it's been some time since last i used that access). On Monday, 2 March 2020 15:42:53 GMT Carl Schwan wrote: > Hello, > the website progressed a lot during Season of KDE and it was completly > updated. Thanks a lot to Anuj Bansal for his work on that and in improving > the Jekyll theme with new components. > > It now use the Jekyll KDE theme, the screenshots are all updated with the > latest version of Calligra and use the Breeze theme. A demo version is > available at https://irl.carlschwan.eu/. It would be nice, if someone could > take a look at it and reports any errors or problems found. Particulary if > the information present on https://irl.carlschwan.eu/old-components/ are > correct. > > The website git repository is located at > invent.kde.org/anujbansal/calligra-website/ and will be moved to > invent.kde.org/websites/calligra-org in the future, after the review. > > For the sysadmin request and the deployment, I will need to know who need to > access the website. From reading the logs, I think it should be at least > Jarosław Staniek and danders, but if anyone else want access please let me > know. Just make sure you have an account in invent.kde.org (just login with > your identity.kde.org identifier one time), otherwise Sysadmin can't grant > you access :-). > > I hope not many problems will be found. My plan will be to deploy the > website before the end of this month, so that it can appear on my second > monthly KDE web news :-) > > Cheers, > > Carl Schwan > https://carlschwan.eu > KDE Web developer > > ‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐ > > Le mardi, janvier 7, 2020 9:53 PM, Carl Schwan a écrit : > > Hi, > > > > > > I already spoke a bit about it with Leinir, but I will mentor a Season of > > KDE project about updating the Calligra website. The idea of updating the > > Calligra website was really popular and I received more than 10 proposals > > for the website. I choose Anuj Bansal since he already contributed to the > > juk.kde.org website and he is familiar with the current KDE web tooling. > > > > > > The goal of the new website is to bring new users and new contributors to > > Calligra. > > > > > > The website update will be focused around the content, the design, and the > > infrastructure.> > > - Content: > > - the screenshots need to be updated to use the Breeze theme > > - the text need be checked to see if it is still actual > > - Url should remain the same for compatibility with the old links > > - Old content needs to be ported. We should not lose any > > announcements > > - The planet feature is easy to reproduce using the Jekyll planet > > component. - Add get-involved page with links to developer > > information and other useful information to start hacking on Calligra > > ;)> > > - Design: > > - The updated website will use the Aether theme. This is the theme > > used for kde.org and was designed for KDE. - Potentially we could > > use some small variation from the main theme to make the website more > > unique. - A good example about how the website could look in the > > future is kontact.kde.org - New design will be also compatible with > > mobile phone. > > > > - Infrastructure: > > - The new website will use Jekyll a static site generator (the CI > > build the website and the server only serve plain html content). This > > means the website will be faster to load for the visitor and more > > secure. - All the content is stored in git as markdown files and > > this makes it easier to contribute to the website (we can use gitlab > > as CMS)> > > As the first step for Anuj, I think the best would be to set up a > > repository in invent.kde.org and create the base structure with a > > lot of boilerplate content (copied from the existing website) and > > the basic Jekyll configuration. When we can iterate over the > > content and design until everyone is happy with it. :) > > > > > > Any questions? or other requirements for the website I forgot to > > mention? > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Carl -- ..dan / leinir.. http://leinir.dk/
Re: New website
Great work! old-components are propably ok, although we have not actually axed flow and braindump yet. They will however, go on next release, if somebody does not step up to maintain them. So, probably we should consider a new release soonish... As for web site access, probably a couple of more maintainers would like access, but I'm sure they can speak up for themselves :) --- Cheers, Dag Carl Schwan skrev den 2020-03-02 16:42: > Hello, > the website progressed a lot during Season of KDE and it was completly > updated. Thanks a lot to Anuj Bansal for his work on that and in improving > the Jekyll theme with new components. > > It now use the Jekyll KDE theme, the screenshots are all updated with the > latest version of Calligra and use the Breeze theme. A demo version is > available at https://irl.carlschwan.eu/. It would be nice, if someone could > take a look at it and reports any errors or problems found. Particulary if > the information present on https://irl.carlschwan.eu/old-components/ are > correct. > > The website git repository is located at > invent.kde.org/anujbansal/calligra-website/ and will be moved to > invent.kde.org/websites/calligra-org in the future, after the review. > > For the sysadmin request and the deployment, I will need to know who need to > access the website. From reading the logs, I think it should be at least > Jarosław Staniek and danders, but if anyone else want access please let me > know. Just make sure you have an account in invent.kde.org (just login with > your identity.kde.org identifier one time), otherwise Sysadmin can't grant > you access :-). > > I hope not many problems will be found. My plan will be to deploy the website > before the end of this month, so that it can appear on my second monthly KDE > web news :-) > > Cheers, > > Carl Schwan > https://carlschwan.eu > KDE Web developer > > ‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐ > Le mardi, janvier 7, 2020 9:53 PM, Carl Schwan a écrit : > >> Hi, > >> I already spoke a bit about it with Leinir, but I will mentor a Season of >> KDE project about updating the Calligra website. The idea of updating the >> Calligra website was really popular and I received more than 10 proposals >> for the website. I choose Anuj Bansal since he already contributed to the >> juk.kde.org website and he is familiar with the current KDE web tooling. > >> The goal of the new website is to bring new users and new contributors to >> Calligra. > >> The website update will be focused around the content, the design, and the >> infrastructure. > >> - Content: >> - the screenshots need to be updated to use the Breeze theme >> - the text need be checked to see if it is still actual >> - Url should remain the same for compatibility with the old links >> - Old content needs to be ported. We should not lose any announcements >> - The planet feature is easy to reproduce using the Jekyll planet >> component. >> - Add get-involved page with links to developer information and other >> useful information to start hacking on Calligra ;) >> - Design: >> - The updated website will use the Aether theme. This is the theme used >> for kde.org and was designed for KDE. >> - Potentially we could use some small variation from the main theme to >> make the website more unique. >> - A good example about how the website could look in the future is >> kontact.kde.org >> - New design will be also compatible with mobile phone. >> - Infrastructure: >> - The new website will use Jekyll a static site generator (the CI build >> the website and the server only serve plain html content). This means the >> website will be faster to load for the visitor and more secure. >> - All the content is stored in git as markdown files and this makes it >> easier to contribute to the website (we can use gitlab as CMS) > >> As the first step for Anuj, I think the best would be to set up a repository >> in invent.kde.org and create the base structure with a lot of boilerplate >> content (copied from the existing website) and the basic Jekyll >> configuration. When we can iterate over the content and design until >> everyone is happy with it. :) > >> Any questions? or other requirements for the website I forgot to mention? > >> Regards, > >> Carl
D25254: Remove flow, not needed since karbon can do it all
This revision was not accepted when it landed; it landed in state "Needs Review". This revision was automatically updated to reflect the committed changes. Closed by commit R8:f8786b001b75: Remove flow, not needed since karbon can do it all (authored by danders). REPOSITORY R8 Calligra CHANGES SINCE LAST UPDATE https://phabricator.kde.org/D25254?vs=69579&id=76900 REVISION DETAIL https://phabricator.kde.org/D25254 AFFECTED FILES CMakeLists.txt CalligraProducts.cmake flow/AUTHORS flow/CMakeLists.txt flow/LICENSE flow/Mainpage.dox flow/Messages.sh flow/NOTES flow/flow_dock.desktop flow/part/CMakeLists.txt flow/part/FlowAboutData.h flow/part/FlowDocument.cpp flow/part/FlowDocument.h flow/part/FlowFactory.cpp flow/part/FlowFactory.h flow/part/FlowFactoryInit.cpp flow/part/FlowFactoryInit.h flow/part/FlowPart.cpp flow/part/FlowPart.h flow/part/FlowView.cpp flow/part/FlowView.h flow/part/flow.rc flow/part/flowpart.desktop flow/part/flowrc flow/part/main.cpp flow/part/org.kde.calligraflow.appdata.xml flow/part/org.kde.calligraflow.desktop flow/pics/1024-apps-calligraflow.png flow/pics/128-apps-calligraflow.png flow/pics/16-apps-calligraflow.png flow/pics/22-apps-calligraflow.png flow/pics/256-apps-calligraflow.png flow/pics/32-apps-calligraflow.png flow/pics/48-apps-calligraflow.png flow/pics/512-apps-calligraflow.png flow/pics/64-apps-calligraflow.png flow/pics/CMakeLists.txt flow/pics/sc-apps-calligraflow.svgz flow/templates/CMakeLists.txt flow/templates/basic/.directory flow/templates/basic/48-actions-template_basicflow.png flow/templates/basic/48-actions-template_empty_landscape.png flow/templates/basic/48-actions-template_empty_portrait.png flow/templates/basic/CMakeLists.txt flow/templates/basic/basicflow.desktop flow/templates/basic/empty-landscape.desktop flow/templates/basic/empty-landscape.otg flow/templates/basic/empty-portrait.desktop flow/templates/basic/empty-portrait.otg flow/templates/basic/sc-actions-template_basicworkflow.svgz flow/templates/basic/sc-actions-template_empty_landscape.svgz flow/templates/basic/sc-actions-template_empty_portrait.svgz To: danders, anthonyfieroni, #calligra:_3.0 Cc: boemann, Calligra-Devel-list, davidllewellynjones, dcaliste, ognarb, cochise, vandenoever
