Re: [myhdl-list] Reflections on a MyHDL IP library

[George P. <ge...@ga...>]

Tom Dillon wrote:
> On Thursday 14 December 2006 07:53, George Pantazopoulos wrote:
>   
>> FYI I just found a python-oriented hosting provider that already has
>> Zope AND Plone installed and ready to create websites on. I was really
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>> I risk is $34.95 right now. Haven't set it up just yet, but I'll let you
>> all know how it goes.
>>
>> Another interesting tidbit from their site:
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>>     
>
> We have offered to host the myhdl.org site on our servers. We have plone, 
> subversion, and trac all running. Trac and subversion at this point are only 
> used internally, but those could be extended for public access.
>
> I would recommend making sure plone is not overkill for this site. Again think 
> we should come up with a list of features required, and find the simplest 
> solution as nobody wants to spend more time on web development than they need 
> to.
>
> Tom
>   
Hi Tom, I agree wholeheartedly on putting together a list of features 
for myhdl.org. I'm grateful that you've offered all those features. I 
bought a hosting plan because I have substantial needs for my own 
website, which is not directly related to myhdl.org. What is your site?

Desired Features (so far):
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* Version control for IP
* Easily editable web content (no HTML required)
* Versioned web content (as in Wiki's)
* LaTeX support would be nice (for light use of equations).
* Ability to seamlessly integrate links to member pages (and/or host 
member sites)
* Ability to do Wiki-style pages and not just blog posts.

Rock on,
George