our main website content
The info for the newly setup nightly build repo for converge-UI and conductor should be added to the website.
Repo info here: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.cloud.aeolus.devel/1583
The "old site" is still running at https://aeolusproject.org. That's bad, and very outdated. It should be a redirect to the current site (non-SSL, though, as it's all GitHub supports).
Remove inaccurate information; simplify to high-level diagram, mission statement, and link to Projects page
As an extension of issue #27, we should also provide up-to-date guide on submitting patches [1](use GitHub pull requests rather than mailing list patchsets?).
Page for featured content that has more staying power than the moving news blog.
Tag blog posts, and aggregate by tag?
The "Developers" page will be renamed to "Contribute", because:
The content on the page will be enhanced.
Discussed on the Web Cabal 2012-11-20.
Our Twitter functionality needs to use Embedded Timelines or API v1.1. There is no set date for API v1 to be turned off, but they have started "blackout testing" where unauthenticated and API v1 calls are returned a "401 Gone" response.
More info:
https://dev.twitter.com/blog/planning-for-api-v1-retirement
Discussion thread:
https://dev.twitter.com/discussions/14709
It occurs to me that, now that we have various weekly events, as well as various deadlines, it might be nifty to have a quick calendar.
I'm thinking just a quick list like:
Weekly
And then upcoming deadlines, e.g.,
Dates & Deadlines
I think it'd be nifty to have this information easily-accessible. I figure it could fit in a small blob on the main page of the site, and/or in the right margin on the blog. (The place where we show the Conductor build status with Travis is just a blob of static HTML we can customize.)
Thoughts?
Well, I know the "contact page" simplification was for reducing all of the options.
But, there seems to be no mention of the Community Management mailing list on the site anywhere any more.
It needs to be somewhere. :)
It was pointed out to use that our site doesn't do a very good job of explaining to users why they would want to use Aeolus. It seems like that is sort of central to what we should be doing. I would propose a couple of things here.
One would be to look at updating the copy on the main page to make this clearer.
The other would be to expand the About page to include some information beyond our mission statement.
Publicity cabal requests "Under Development" page which features current sprint
We have a link to each of our projects in our footer.
The one to Conductor takes you to this odd page:
http://www.aeolusproject.org/conductor.html
The content doesn't really match my expectation. Someone clicking that link from our footer would probably be expecting to learn about what Conductor is. The page ostensibly addresses that, but the first thing I notice is this big red warning about us deleting your databases.
This sort of project page should, IMHO, give an overview of what the component is and how it's used, not installation instructions or usage warnings. We can link elsewhere for those.
We'd like to put something together outlining the relationship between CloudForms and Aeolus.
We proposed doing this as a blog post, at least to start out with. It might find an eventual home on the static site.
These personas need a better, more prominent representation
https://redmine.aeolusproject.org/redmine/projects/aeolus/wiki/Personas
Not exactly the most pressing issue, but it'd be nifty if we could make the Conductor logo a favicon for the static site and for the blog. It should be as simple as taking the image and sticking it through one of the many conversion tools out there.
The GitHub wikis don't appear to be searchable, which is kind of a bummer.
I wonder if the Google "custom search" thing on our site can be expanded to include the various GitHub wikis we have? I assume those pages get indexed by Google, so perhaps we can give it some regexps for what to include.
Hi guys,
Please add my recently created @realjustinclift twitter account to the Aeolus Team page.
There no longer seems to be a News page, so the NEWS link in the top menu bar is broken, as is the "News" link in the bottom footer.
There may be others, but these ones are from main navigation items.
http://www.aeolusproject.org/get_it.html has multiple issues.
It should be updated to:
The Aeolus Community Management mailing list is being archived by Gmane now too:
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.cloud.aeolus.community.management/
(presently empty there, but should start showing within 24 hours or so)
http://www.aeolusproject.org/report_a_bug.html
Is this correct? Are we not using GitHub Issues for this stuff now?
So much interesting stuff in our footer that I didn't know existed on our site!
The server that we are using for the stats is broken. Need to be fixed.
So our 'About' page is totally wrong:
Even though it's not technically related to this move, aeolusproject.com and aeolusproject.net don't go to our website at all -- they go to some sort of outdated landing page. We should see if we can get those to point here as well.
Our CNAME for GitHub Pages is just for the "www" subdomain. We need to set Apache on the old server up to direct just "aeolusproject.org" to the new site.
Our homepage's title (in the browser) is just 'index', versus something meaningful like 'Aeolus Project Home' or whatever.
Our "The Team" / "Aeolus Team" page (aeolus_team.html) is fairly out of date. The ultra-wide table also seems to make the background look funky.
For bonus points, I wonder if we should incorporate the photo in this post: http://blog.aeolusproject.org/aeolus-developer-conference/ -- it's not a 1:1 mapping with our developers at all, but it might make us seem more... human.
This page is probably not overly-important content, so this is low-priority.
The link to our wiki still points to www.aeolusproject.org. Should probably do a global search for this.
Gather all of the slides/presentations from the Aeolus Developer Conference and put them on the site.
We updated the wiki link in our header, but missed the one in the footer, which still points to Redmine. We should probably do a search to make sure we update all occurrences.
(I say "we" missed it, but it was definitely my mistake. 👼 )
We have a bunch of pages, with some of them not being present in top-level navigation.
It might be nice to have something that automatically generates a sitemap to include all present pages. (Both an HTML page people can view and a sitemap.xml file for search engines.)
http://www.kinnetica.com/projects/jekyll-sitemap-generator/ looks promising.
When I'm running jekyll locally, I keep seeing 404s for loader.gif. I'm not sure where it's coming from, but I want to make it stahp ✋.
Is this issue still active? I don't think it is.
Recently, we had a problem with broken links (especially Redmine) showing up in Google. We need to try to use Google Webmaster Tools to try to purge those links, or find a clever way to handle 404s on GitHub Pages site.
I can no longer reproduce this issue, however. Going to submit this anyway just for verification that the problem has indeed gone away.
Our "Use It" tab still mentions 0.10.0 as the latest release.
We should probably:
As we discussed at the conference last week, we'd like to move our wikis over to GitHub, rather than continuing to host them on Redmine.
Note that I began this here: https://github.com/n1zyy/conductor/wiki/Wiki but it needs some cleanup, and obviously doesn't belong in my fork of the project.
Publicity cabal requests "Release" page which features current and upcoming releases.
The new About page is busted on Google Chrome:
http://justinclift.fedorapeople.org/About%20page%20on%20Chrome.png
It's intermittent though.
From memory, the solution is to add the correct height and width attributes for the image to its haml tag.
We should have a page detailing the current users of the application
We've talked a bit in the past about trying to expand our website's find-ability through search engines. Let's use this 'issue' for trying to plan what that might entail, before breaking it up into proper tasks.
The 'Wiki' link in the site header (and footer?) should be updated to point to the GitHub wiki now that the Redmine one is deprecated.
This is linked from our footer:
http://www.aeolusproject.org/faq.html
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