Make this repo do something? about padrino-docs HOT 13 CLOSED

Not sure, @achiu asked me to allow people to make easily translations. If this repo has some pull requests I will change our website to constantly sync these sources.

What do you think?

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What you should do is turn this repo into what creates the padrino web site for you.

You can do it how I implemented the docs for EY https://github.com/engineyard/ey-docs or use some other tools like https://github.com/winton/stasis

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Yep this will be the aim as soon as people constantly improve our docs, since for us is quite simple with our backend.

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I reckon we could use Github's posthooks and compile everything after each commit. I can draft something if you think it's worth it.

Also, I'd be inclined to move everything to Markdown. Even though there's nothing wrong with Textile, using MD will allow people visiting the repo on GH to seamlessly view the content and we can have our nice, stylised version on the site. Thoughts @padrino/core-members?

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We should convert everything in github flawored markdown, I'll add posthooks and everything necessary once we will get a new website. 😺

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Amazing! :) Then shouldn't we do a callout to the community to start the conversion process? :) Will we finally put this in the same repo as the framework?

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I heard this call and worked hard on it. In the next two days I will be finished with the converting task!

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Amazing, having this repo actually do something will bring me great joy :)

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@nesquena I fully understand what you mean. I have the same experience every time on our vimberlin meetup where smart people show me that I know nothing about Vim :).

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@nesquena once we are ready with migration and @dariocravero new webdesign I'll setup hooks for autopublish stuff ;) be patient (and remember about my email 😄 )

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@DAddYE can I go on with the migration?

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Sure!

On 14/feb/2013, at 02:13, Matthias Günther [email protected] wrote:

@DAddYE can I go on with the migration?

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Migration done. Feel free to merge it.

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