Haskell support for Eclipse

Hi Leif,

Looks good! (Apart from the minor annoyance that links in the right menu are 
bright yellow before they have been visited.. eep! ;-)

An update site on SF is definitely a good idea.

W.r.t. an all-eclipse-fp site package, isn't that just a different feature, 
which uses more plugins? .. or have I misunderstood how things work?   (if 
it is, then no problem, if not, then I'm a bit wary & confused.)

Best regards,
/Marcus

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Leif Frenzel" <himself@...>
To: "eclipsefp" <eclipsefp-develop@...>
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 10:49 PM
Subject: [eclipsefp-develop] Homepage


> Hi all,
>
> I have refreshed the version of the new homepage candidate at
> http://eclipsefp.sf.net/newhome and added the stuff that was still 
> missing.
>
> I have meanwhile seen several Eclipse-related projects that also have
> borrowed the look of the Eclipse.org website, and therefore we will not 
> have
> to hang alone ... also, since nobody has volunteered to create something
> completely different, I don't think we should wait much longer. Could you
> please have a look at it and say whether we can switch to the new version?
>
> Note that the layout is such that once I have switched, the OCaml part
> remains exactly where it is, so people who have bookmarked it will see no
> difference (of course they will not get the frame around it). You may want
> to edit it a little bit where some info is redundant.
>
> But I suggest we should put the updates sites together.
> http://eclipsefp.sf.net/updates contains now all releases, but I have not
> tested whether it actually works, I'll do that tomorrow (need a better
> Internet conncetion for that). Maybe we should also consider to put an 
> 'All
> of eclipsefp' site package to the File releases, which would contain
> Haskell, OCaml and the latest common every time one of the subprojects has 
> a
> release.
>
> I'll make it the official page once I get your 'go'. So, if anybody has
> objections, you may speak now or be silent forever ;-)
>
> Ciao,
> Leif
>
>
>
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Hi Marcus,

> Looks good! (Apart from the minor annoyance that links in the right menu
are
> bright yellow before they have been visited.. eep! ;-)
Ooops, that's probably some css style thing. Which browser do you use when
looking at it? It doesn't happen on the browsers I tried (Netscape 7 and IE
6).

> An update site on SF is definitely a good idea.
>
> W.r.t. an all-eclipse-fp site package, isn't that just a different
feature,
> which uses more plugins? .. or have I misunderstood how things work?   (if
> it is, then no problem, if not, then I'm a bit wary & confused.)
Sorry, that was a bit unclear from my posting. What I meant was an
additional file release on sf. At the moment we have one for Haskell and one
for OCaml, and both contain the common.* plugins. A user who wants both
features must download both, open both in the Update manager etc. We could
provide a third one with the latest Haskell and OCaml features and one
site.xml that lists both. That would be slightly more convenient.

Ciao,
Leif

Hi Leif,

   The new page is great. For the record, I'm not
experiencing any problem with the links on the right
(using FireFox 1.0). 
   As far as I'm concerned, you can change to the new
layout right now. 

   In related news, I now have an internet connection
in my new apartment, so I'll resume working on
eclipsefp briefly. 

---
[]s, Andrei Formiga

--- Leif Frenzel <himself@...> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I have refreshed the version of the new homepage
> candidate at
> http://eclipsefp.sf.net/newhome and added the stuff
> that was still missing.
> 
> I have meanwhile seen several Eclipse-related
> projects that also have
> borrowed the look of the Eclipse.org website, and
> therefore we will not have
> to hang alone ... also, since nobody has volunteered
> to create something
> completely different, I don't think we should wait
> much longer. Could you
> please have a look at it and say whether we can
> switch to the new version?
> 
> Note that the layout is such that once I have
> switched, the OCaml part
> remains exactly where it is, so people who have
> bookmarked it will see no
> difference (of course they will not get the frame
> around it). You may want
> to edit it a little bit where some info is
> redundant.
> 
> But I suggest we should put the updates sites
> together.
> http://eclipsefp.sf.net/updates contains now all
> releases, but I have not
> tested whether it actually works, I'll do that
> tomorrow (need a better
> Internet conncetion for that). Maybe we should also
> consider to put an 'All
> of eclipsefp' site package to the File releases,
> which would contain
> Haskell, OCaml and the latest common every time one
> of the subprojects has a
> release.
> 
> I'll make it the official page once I get your 'go'.
> So, if anybody has
> objections, you may speak now or be silent forever
> ;-)
> 
> Ciao,
> Leif



		
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