Re: Website Redo Kick Off - Mailing list pgsql-jdbc

From Kevin Carr
Subject Re: Website Redo Kick Off
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Msg-id CAC92xsp72rrdz3iroARWgm1T=WY_0XFydpBrRuJM928HiJY-EQ@mail.gmail.com
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In response to Re: Website Redo Kick Off  (dmp <danap@ttc-cmc.net>)
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What about just using maven and adding the static pages in the build process?  That way it can automatically update the current version, and various other information from the project file?

Just a thought.  I don't see there being too much to the site, so plain xhtml would be feasible as well, without a generator.  Once created, a properly stylesheet enabled xhtml is easy to maintain.


On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 11:25 PM, dmp <danap@ttc-cmc.net> wrote:
Thanks dirk for the feedback on pelican.

danap.


Dirk Olmes wrote:
* If you have experience with one listed please comment, seems good/not
   so good and the language used if possible.

Pelican
http://docs.getpelican.com/en/3.2/

Pelican's main usage seems to be for blogs but it can also generate
regular pages. I recently converted my personal blog to pelican. I went
with Markdown as the markup language because I'm already quite familiar
with it from github.

The use of pelican is dead simple. If you stick to the suggested
directory structure it's all about handling files and running "make
html" to generate the output which is then published to the web server.

I chose pelican because it's python based. Python's "virtualenv" tool
allows to set up all the required libraries in a local folder - I wasn't
able to find a 1:1 equivalent for the ruby based frameworks.

-dirk



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