Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Hi again, Peter, Yeah, time is the main problem with open source :-). Thanks for pointing this out! Based on your comments I created this new branch https://github.com/vieiro/netbeans-website/tree/hotfix/images-for-tutorials-2/netbeans.apache.org/src/content/tutorials That I think solves

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

By the way, this tarball only has the new images. My onedrive is low on space, so I left out all of the existing image folders. Consequently, any new tutorial or any tutorial with a changed image probably is broken. I'll need to sort that out. Peter From:

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Here's where I'm at so far. It's not perfect. In fact, looking at it, I was focused on img src HTML statements and completely overlooked links in body text (eg. "You can download an example file here ..." ). So, I'll need to patch that up. I'm out of time for tonight. I have some other

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

A good example of a tutorial that cross-linked images was version 8.0's IDE tutorial, which used 7.2's images by path. The result can be seen in your current tutorial here:

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Antonio, I'm looking at what you've done in the context of what I've learned . I've spent some time on this this afternoon. Here's what I understand now: 1. The old tutorials images used a hierarchical structure that matched the tutorials. They were organized by tutorial name and then

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Hi Peter, I think we have it! What about the tutorials at https://github.com/vieiro/netbeans-website/tree/hotfix/images-for-tutorials/netbeans.apache.org/src/content/tutorials For instance

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

On Wednesday, 26 January 2022 7:34:09 AM AEDT antonio wrote: > Yep, .html files have an exact match to .asciidoc files (but for certain > index files, see [2]). When merging, please remember that some of the tutorials have already been updated. So that archive is not 1:1 with the current content.

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Hi Peter, Yep, .html files have an exact match to .asciidoc files (but for certain index files, see [2]). No git really required. You can download the whole website as a zip file from [1]. The directory you're looking for is "netbeans.apache.org/src/content/tutorials/" (you may want to

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Antonio, Getting unique image names was probably the heavier lift. If I know which html file is the original for which asciidoc file, I can probably write a script to fix up the image file names in the asciidoc. Is it safe to assume that the "latest" html file was used for the current

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Hi Peter, Thanks for this. I'm afraid we'll have to update the asciidoc translated files (not the HTML ones), because there have been updates since the migration (2018 perhaps?), and if we run the HTML>Asciidoc tool again on these we'll miss many changes. If you're busy I'll try to give it

Re: [RELEASES] preparing for 13-rc2

On Tue, 25 Jan 2022 at 13:49, Neil C Smith wrote: > Just waiting on tests on the cache json PR, then I'll merge to > delivery and sync the release branch for building rc2 tomorrow. Actually, it's building now. Get ahead just in case build changes cause any issue! :-) Will still announce

Re: Netbeans localization

No, you can download the code for free without applying as a developper. See https://docs.ancestris.org/books/contribution/page/coding#bkmrk-r%C3%A9cup%C3%A9rer-le-code-so Am 25.01.2022 um 16:05 schrieb Geertjan Wielenga: Ask them. Would be strange if you’d have to pay to help them. Gj On

Re: [RELEASES] preparing for 13-rc2

Excellent. Gj On Tue, 25 Jan 2022 at 14:49, Neil C Smith wrote: > Hi Eric / Geertjan, > > Just waiting on tests on the cache json PR, then I'll merge to > delivery and sync the release branch for building rc2 tomorrow. > > Other than that, let's close delivery to merging until the sync to >

Re: Netbeans localization

Ask them. Would be strange if you’d have to pay to help them. Gj On Tue, 25 Jan 2022 at 15:09, Danijel Mišanovič wrote: > It is free but don't know about their code licensing. As far as I see you > need to apply as a developer to get access to the source code [1]. > > [1] >

RE: Netbeans localization

It is free but don't know about their code licensing. As far as I see you need to apply as a developer to get access to the source code [1]. [1] https://docs.ancestris.org/books/contribution/page/coding#bkmrk-r%C3%A9f%C3%A9rentiel-subversi -Izvirno sporočilo- Od: Geertjan Wielenga

Re: Netbeans localization

Isn’t Ancestris free and open source? Gj On Tue, 25 Jan 2022 at 14:20, Danijel Mišanovič wrote: > I contacted Ancestris regarding their methodology for translation and got > following response (quoted below). It seems most of magic happens in their > Trancestris [1] tool. I don't know how this

[RELEASES] preparing for 13-rc2

Hi Eric / Geertjan, Just waiting on tests on the cache json PR, then I'll merge to delivery and sync the release branch for building rc2 tomorrow. Other than that, let's close delivery to merging until the sync to master is done after rc2. Eric - I squashed the json caching PR, but didn't want

RE: Netbeans localization

I contacted Ancestris regarding their methodology for translation and got following response (quoted below). It seems most of magic happens in their Trancestris [1] tool. I don't know how this knowledge could be used without them sharing the code and even if they are willing to do so. Let me

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

I don't know what Outlook / OneDrive did to that link. Lets try again [https://outlook-2.cdn.office.net/assets/mail/file-icon/png/generic_16x16.png]flat-tutorials.tgz

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

I decided to let it run while I finished something else. Here's a first pass at flattening everything. I didn't realize that some of the tutorial folders had resources in them (eg tutorials/80/new.png) so I'll need to fix those, but here's what I have so far. There's likely some mistakes that

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Hi, Well, the tutorial section was committed around 2019, AFAIR, I don't see a reason we should hurry now :-). Thanks, Antonio El 25/1/22 a las 9:11, Peter Blemel escribió: Seems pretty straightforward, but it's 1AM here in my timezone . So, I will probably get to this sometime in the

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Seems pretty straightforward, but it's 1AM here in my timezone . So, I will probably get to this sometime in the next few days, maybe over the weekend. Thanks, Peter From: antonio Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2022 1:04 AM To: dev@netbeans.apache.org Subject:

Re: "Original" NB tutorials?

Of course! images.tgz: https://ufile.io/twj9inhm tutorials.tgz: https://ufile.io/qpk1abf3 Note that "tutorials.tgz" has the original HTML file of each tutorial (i.e., not transformed to asciidoc). For instance "nbm-java-hint.html" is related to "nbm-java-hint.asciidoc" now [1]. What I was