Re: GTK+ Web site overhaul

[Martyn Russell <martyn imendio com>]

Martyn Russell wrote:
> Hi,

Just a progress up date really and a few requests.

First of all, I have tagged the revision of gtk-web BEFORE the changes
below and it can be found here:

http://svn.gnome.org/svn/gtk-web/tags/pre-changes-april-07/


> Cleanups:
> =========
> • Some of the .html files have executable attributes set, is this
> intentional?

Done.

> • The gtk_app_{categories|index}.html files seem redundant and if they
> are, so is the apps/ directory. Can this be removed?

Done.

> • The news/ directory doesn't seem to have updated since 2005. Can we
> remove this?

Done.

> • The images/freshmeat/ directory seems completely redundant now. Can we
> remove this?

Done.

> • The images/pink/ directory seems completely redundant now. Can we
> remove this?

Done.

> • Can we remove these unused or unlinked (no href) top level .html files?
> 	∘ gtk_news.html
> 	∘ gtk_news_top_10.html
> 	∘ gtk_app_categories.html
> 	∘ gtk_app_index.html
> 	∘ announce.html
> 	∘ books.html
> 	∘ gtk+-1.2-NEWS.html
> 	∘ glib-1.2-NEWS.html
> 	∘ translations.html

Done.

> • Can we remove these unused scripts:
> 	∘ freshmeat_update.sh

Done.

> 
> 
> Improvements:
> =============
> • I would like to add MAINTAINERS and README files with all the
> important information that is needed for the upkeep and running of this
> module. Is there anything that people would want included in here?
> 	∘ Processes that we follow when releasing?
> 	∘ Files we continually update?
> 	∘ Formatting that we should adhere to,

I have made a start here and added a MAINTAINERS file, but I really
don't know what to add to the README file since I don't typically edit
the files in this module. So, could those of you who DO edit this file
just give me a short description of what scripts you run and what
processes you take when updating this module? I am thinking Behdad, Tim,
Matthias could possibly come up with some comments?

I will add these to a README so we actually have a process to follow if
others have to do it.

-- 
Regards,
Martyn