The website

Hi Paolo,

What software drives the GNU Smalltalk website? It looks
great, and the
community features are pretty cool. Is it open-source?

Regards,
  Tony
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Tony Garnock-Jones <tonyglshift.net> writes:
> What software drives the GNU Smalltalk website? It
looks great, and the
> community features are pretty cool. Is it open-source?

It's Drupal, a PHP package.  With, as I understand it, some
local fixes.

Yes, it would indeed be cool to have smalltalk.gnu.org
written in
Smalltalk.

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Stephen Compall wrote:

>> What software drives the GNU Smalltalk website? It
looks great, and the
>> community features are pretty cool. Is it
open-source?

> It's Drupal, a PHP package.  With, as I understand it,
some local fixes.

> Yes, it would indeed be cool to have smalltalk.gnu.org
written in
> Smalltalk.

Just FYI, we are in final stages to release Aida/Scribo CMS
(first 
Scribo blog is already online: http://nico.bioskop.fr).
So, if you guys 
port Aida to GST, you'll have quite some ingredients for
such site 
already. (BTW, http://www.aidaweb.si also
runs on Scribo). So, with a 
little additional development we can reproduce current GST
website fur sure!

JAnko


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Janko Mivšek wrote:
> Stephen Compall wrote:
> 
>>> What software drives the GNU Smalltalk website?
It looks great, and the
>>> community features are pretty cool. Is it
open-source?
> 
>> It's Drupal, a PHP package.  With, as I understand
it, some local fixes.
> 
>> Yes, it would indeed be cool to have
smalltalk.gnu.org written in
>> Smalltalk.
> 
> Just FYI, we are in final stages to release Aida/Scribo
CMS (first 
> Scribo blog is already online: http://nico.bioskop.fr).
So, if you guys 
> port Aida to GST, you'll have quite some ingredients
for such site 
> already. (BTW, http://www.aidaweb.si also
runs on Scribo). So, with a 
> little additional development we can reproduce current
GST website fur 
> sure!

The most important part is the issue tracking system,
because Gjallar is 
just not up to the task.

Paolo


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Stephen Compall wrote:
> Tony Garnock-Jones <tonyglshift.net> writes:
>> What software drives the GNU Smalltalk website? It
looks great, and the
>> community features are pretty cool. Is it
open-source?
> 
> It's Drupal, a PHP package.  With, as I understand it,
some local fixes.

Here are they (from git log :

many changes to Text::Wiki::MediaWiki
local changes to project module for issue mail formatting
applied security fixes
don't "close" issues, we don't have that status!
fix problem in revision.
security advisory 31
add disallow entry to robots.txt for project issue comments
use real name for creator and for blog module breadcrumb
generation
make h3..h6 smaller than h2
http://drupal.org/files/sa-2008-006/SA-2008-006-5.5.pat
ch
link projects in the issue subscribing form
disable inline URL conversion in Text::Wiki
update robots.txt
fix project_issue XSS (upgrade from 1.2 to 1.3, more or
less)
implement RSS feed for revisions
book sort by nid
parse comments as Text::Wiki elements
disable javascript upload
fix bug in taxonomy-based feeds

plus the theme which is 100% customized for GNU Smalltalk

Paolo


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