Am 23.05.2016 um 17:55 schrieb Luís Marques:
On Sunday, 22 May 2016 at 19:36:39 UTC, Sönke Ludwig wrote:
In preparation to that, it also received a thorough optical overhaul.
The newly designed logo (which has appeared in some other spots
already) has been integrated on the package registry, and the site
style has been adjusted to fit the general dlang.org design (thanks to
Sebastian Wilzbach!).
Shouldn't the dub command-line interface documentation be part of the
"Documentation" menu pop-down? Right now we have to go to:
Header -> Documentation -> Getting Started -> Scroll down past lots of
text -> Command line interface
Yes, actually I had committed that change already, and just didn't
rebuild the site yet :)
Also, a minor improvement might be to:
1) have examples in the dub command line interface. E.g. after the
general usage fixed-width block, have something simple like a sequence
of dub build, dub run, etc, for those that are just skimming the
documentation and just want to get the general ideia. In the build
section have a simple example followed by a more complex one which shows
the more advanced use cases, and so on.
2) have more context of what some of the options are. People might read,
say, the documentation of --build and see the option of ddox but have no
idea what that is/means.
The information is currently procedurally generated from the CLI --help
(queried from the dub library), so most improvements should probably
happen in that area. But adding some extra introduction/examples to the
global section would of course fit well in the web page template, too.
