Re: [Feature Proposal] Move Apache Apex website to Jekyll

2018-07-02 Thread Thomas Weise
Hi Ananth, The javadocs are already generated through the CI and the user docs ideally would be also, see release page for details: http://apex.apache.org/release.html The release documentation is linked from the download page: http://apex.apache.org/downloads.html I think it would be good to si

Re: [Feature Proposal] Move Apache Apex website to Jekyll

2018-06-29 Thread Ananth G
Thanks for the feedback Thomas and Tushar. @Thomas: I am wondering if the javadocs ( if that is what you meant by documentation being a release artefact ) can be hosted on an external system ? ( Ex: Flink seems to be simply pointing to ci.apache.org). I will cut down the top level menu of "Ecosyst

Re: [Feature Proposal] Move Apache Apex website to Jekyll

2018-06-23 Thread Thomas Weise
+1 for website revamp with Jekyll. Regarding the details: Documentation is a release artifact that needs to remain decoupled from other web site content. I would propose to keep the documentation build/release process out of this effort. The top level navigation looks a bit crowded. I would sugg

Re: [Feature Proposal] Move Apache Apex website to Jekyll

2018-06-20 Thread Tushar Gosavi
Hi Ananth, The new pages looks awsome. I would like to collbrate on improving the website. Do let me know how can I help? - Tushar. On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 8:03 AM Ananth G wrote: > > Hello All, > > Per some JIRA tickets and other PR review comments, having a single > cohesive website along wit

[Feature Proposal] Move Apache Apex website to Jekyll

2018-06-20 Thread Ananth G
Hello All, Per some JIRA tickets and other PR review comments, having a single cohesive website along with blogging capabilities seems to be long due for Apache Apex. I would like to propose moving the Apache Apex website to Jekyll to address the following high level concerns: - Aim to provide a