[Scons-dev] Review scons.org/guidelines.php

[Kenny, Jason L]

Thanks for the clarification.

I agree this would be good. I personally ( given my day job at the moment) have found that Web Components seem to be the way to go for basing HTML5 design Web stuff as it break the current irritation of monolithic design I have web development in to components that can be reused and updated independently. However there are lots of options. A more modern look and feel would be good for the SCons Web site. Pelican seem like a nice option. I don’t think more than a simple set of static Web pages is really needed.

Jason

From: Scons-dev [mailto:scons-dev-bounces at scons.org] On Behalf Of Bill Deegan
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Jason
Twitter is already set up for mercurial commits from bitbucket.
But likely the "news" won't be high enough bandwidth that a manual post of a link to Twitter would prove problematic.
And not really the point of the discussion.
The current static site is dated both in look and in content.
I was thinking that a refresh would do the "brand" of SCons some good.
I've been using Pelican for a couple client and personal sites and it seems like it'd be worth trying it out as a possible replacement for the current hand written php which makes up scons.org<http://scons.org>.
And note that, as Dirk mentioned in a previous message, we are NOT talking about the wiki in this thread.  That's an entirely different topic.

Thanks,
-Bill

On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 3:48 PM, Kenny, Jason L <jason.l.kenny at intel.com<mailto:jason.l.kenny at intel.com>> wrote:
As far as this goes would it not be better to use something like twitter/google+/facebook for sending out notifications?  Just asking...

Jason

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On 14.05.2015 14:17, Bill Deegan wrote:
> Dirk,
>
> Pelican can do RSS and Atom feeds.
>
> Let me setup something simple and we can give it a try.
>

Yeah okay, sounds good. However, this is not high prio I guess...so you can keep it really basic for now. Let's just see how the RSS/Atom stuff works, because I tried to find an example Pelican site with it. No luck so far. ;)

Dirk

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