From: Stephen D. <sd...@gm...> - 2006-09-07 19:12:35
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On 9/7/06, Bernd Eidenschink <eid...@we...> wrote: > > If the API doc is always automatically uptodate on the website then > > that can be the single canonical location to find everything. > > A little grouching from me: Not now, but sometime later, we need a faster > webpage. No matter what: a dedicated server, a new or version of the Wiki or > another Wiki that allows caching in the sense of static HTML pages, or no > Wiki at all and from whatever produced HTML pages. > But currently THIS wiki is so slow at times, so r e a l l y slow, it kills > time you could better invest in doing real work. > > Bernd. It is annoyingly slow, isn't it. The MediaWiki does already cache to disk... Here's a weird idea: Why don't we use the Tcl wiki? http://wiki.tcl.tk/ NaviServer *is* a Tcl application, and our examples are mainly going to be Tcl applications. We have a whole bunch of Tcl (NaviServer) modules. We probably should be a bit more integrated into the Tcl community, and I'm sure there a are Tcl folks who would be interested in what we're doing. It doesn't feel like we'd be spamming some one else wiki. Doing this would maintain a very important advantage we currently have with sourceforge: very little maintenance on our part. In fact it would be better: zero maintenance! Plus, presumably there would be more people to help clean up after spammers etc. A disadvantage might be that the Tcl wiki is a little plain. We also don't have any control, should we need to change something. Well, I guess we have as much control as the rest of the Tcl community -- we can ask. If we did this, I imagine we would turn the current front page into a static portal page. It would point to key pages within the Tcl wiki which we would maintain, along with pointers to out mailing list interface, cvs, etc. The rest of our current website would be auto generated. The API docs, we've mentioned. We should also auto generate a page for each module in cvs, using the DOAP file. Is this a crazy idea? Should we ask someone at the Tcl wiki? |