(a) I have no idea about such site generators.
I was thinking about something like Jekyll, which is used by GitHub for
project blogs etc. It's basically a template and text transformation
engine, you write templates for your site and content (posts, docs, ...)
in e.g. Markdown. The generator then compiles static HTML files for you
to upload.
(b) I *hate* working with HTML :-) On the other hand, I have updated
and maintained the freetype.org web site, so I know what's going
on...
Content would stay as is (in e.g. Markdown form) unless me modify it,
the goal is just to make maintenance easier.
(c) Are you going to implement a new site (CSS, etc.) while converting
the old data into the new format?
I'd take the current design.
(d) Are you going to maintain a new site, probably together with
Alexei? I would be happy if I only had to control everything...
Since this is more of an internal restructuring of the current site, we
can all maintain it. But if you want to focus on FT code, sure, I could
step up :) But first I'd have to do the ground work ;)
(e) Would it be possible to use the current freetype-web git
repository to store new files?
Sure, that's the goal :)
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