On Fri, 2008-08-29 at 18:07 -0700, Mark Slee wrote: > Hi all, > > I've just finished a redesign of the Thrift incubator website that I'd > like to publish to our Apache page. I'm tracking this here: > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-128 > > I've published the site for preview on my own server here: > http://www.eff-yeah.com/thrift/ > > Obviously, I'd like to make sure everyone actually likes this new site > and doesn't see any major issues with it. We can do an official vote for > this if you like, or please just shout at me publicly/privately if > there's something on here that really irks you. > > I've included a patch file on the JIRA issue if anyone feels like > viewing the web source. It's written in PHP with a light build script to > generate static HTML into the publish folder. If there are no issues > raised, I'll go ahead and commit this early next week. I'm still leaving > around the forrest site infrastructure in the repo, though once this is > rolled out we should probably remove it for the sake of SVN cleanliness.
The site itself looks fine - I'd just like to understand how folks will update the site (whatever we use, it has to be accessible). Can you explain the process by which a-n-other committer would make a trivial change to the site? Thanks, Upayavira
