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From: | Ethan Charoenpitaks |
Subject: | Re: WebSite: Nicola's content |
Date: | Sat, 24 Feb 2024 16:28:18 -0600 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird |
Gregory Casamento wrote:You may note that the tutorials make NO mention of Gorm at all.I've found <https://gnustep.github.io/experience/PierresDevTutorial/index.html> most useful in this regard. Note it is not on home.gnustep.org or www.gnustep.org, it is on yet another site. Are they linked? Are there any other tutorials which have gorm? Regards, Svetlana
I've converted that tutorial and a few others to Markdown and added syntax highlighting and newer screenshots, which you can see here: https://ethanc8.github.io/NewDocumentation-Tutorials/AppsWithGorm/2_Convertor/2.1.html
I think that a viable option for the website would be to write a
new website in Sphinx, and use a modified version of the PyData
Sphinx Theme, which allows us to put all of our
documentation for our frameworks and tutorials in a single
hierarchy, with the top-level of the hierarchy being sections of
the website at the top. This would also allow us to write blog
posts in Markdown, and we can insert HTML into our Markdown
allowing us to make a more interesting homepage. We might be able
to still produce separate PDFs of each manual. I might work on
figuring this out, but it will take a while as I am rather busy
now.
Regards,
Ethan
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