On Fri, 17 Apr 2015 16:17:55 +0200 Jonathan Aquilina <eagles051...@gmail.com> wrote: > If we opt to go with static pages we can setup a website repo and then > anyone can really make the changes then pull from the repo onto the > webserver.
I have at last caught up with all the outstanding bugs that needed attention, so I have time to look at the website again. Keeping things simple, I have grabbed a copy of the existing www.freecol.org and committed it to the FreeCol git tree. It is about 45M (FreeCol git generally was about 300M), but I expect a fair portion of that is disconnected or outdated, so it can be slimmed down significantly. I plan to work on upload-the-website and upload-what-has-changed scripts quite soon, and perhaps some other release-support script/s some time before next release[1]. The way forward then is for volunteers to work on cleaning up what we have in the git tree, with the aim of reaching a lightweight set of static pages. Once we are there, we can start adding more dynamic content like the project stats that Jonathan wants. I have to investigate what privileges will be needed to upload to the website, that may be tricky. I am hoping Jonathan and perhaps Caleb will have time to work on this. Cheers, Mike Pope
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