[SeasonOfDocs] Website for TheGoodDocsProject

Erin McKean emckean at google.com
Mon Jul 22 13:33:29 PDT 2019


Another -1 to a CMS or WordPress, mostly for security reasons. There's a
big risk of project orphaning with anything that needs more than a Github
account to access.

Slightly +1 to Netlify only because I would like to use the Docsy project
to create a site for the GDP. :) I set one up in <30 minutes as a demo two
weeks ago (and most of that time was figuring out Google-internal access
issues for my virtual dev env ...)

As for domain names -- can we do a .dev TLD? I see a lot of projects that
are dev-focused going that way, and it's a nice way to skirt the whole
.com/.org issue for OS projects. Full disclosure: Google runs .dev, I can
see if I can get the domain that way.

I am agnostic about whether we do WtD or stand-alone, I think there are
pros and cons either way, but in any case we could sub-project or mirror
the repo?

I apologize in advance as I am catching up on a number of GDP threads after
being out last week and so your inboxes might suddenly see a deluge of
input from me. :)

Erin





On Mon, Jul 22, 2019 at 12:13 AM matteo <matteo.ghetta at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I also think that keeping it as simple as possible should be one of the
> aim of the project.
>
> Just for information, if (only if) considering a CMS than Grav
> (https://getgrav.org/) is a good alternative, no installation needed,
> lots of functions, etc.
>
> Personally I'm -1 to a CMS: even if it has a lots of features that a
> static website does not have, the framework is more complex and in a
> long term view it is definitely more difficult to maintain.
>
> Cheers
>
> Matteo
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