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zlee-personal
commented on May 30, 2024
Perhaps something like this:
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willghatch
commented on May 30, 2024
That would be great, I would be very happy if you did that. I've sort of intended to make a web page at some point, but haven't gotten around to it. The first thing I would have reached for is some sort of degenerate front-page-only frog blog, but if you have a plan for something with pollen that would be even better. I've never made a website that people find visually appealing, and your logo has impressed me that you will probably do much better at designing something good.
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zlee-personal
commented on May 30, 2024
I'm not sure there would be much benefit to using pollen for this as it would mainly be a few main points and links to other places. Then again, racket-lang.org was made with pollen (I think), and it looks pretty good, however I'm not sure if they just used it because it was pollen.
Maybe I can try a simple index file and see if it needs expanding with some framework like pollen.
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zlee-personal
commented on May 30, 2024
Ok the base website is complete but a little lacking in terms of content. So far it looks like:
You can look at it at
https://vityou.github.io/racket-rash/
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zlee-personal
commented on May 30, 2024
I have the code in a gh-pages branch on my fork. If you want to create a gh-pages branch in this repo I can make a PR.
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pmatos
commented on May 30, 2024
Looks great already! Very excited about rash.
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willghatch
commented on May 30, 2024
Thanks, Vityou! This looks great so far.
I'm somewhat hesitant to use github pages, because I feel like I would rather have the page just sit on the domain rash-lang.org and not have all the eg. links and search engine results pointing to github.io. Maybe it's silly, but I sort of use github for convenience but have always imagined it likely that I would want to move somewhere else at some point. For instance, I think some other repo hosting projects will implement federation, and then I would rather be on a free instance of a network using a federated open protocol than on a proprietary code hosting site. (I'm sure I would still have github as a mirror, and maybe take pull requests from both, but I want to support an open protocol once it becomes practical and have the canonical repo there.) So I think I might rather just have a website repo that I can host on a server that rash-lang.org points to.
If we do just use github pages, do you guys know a better way to redirect rash-lang.org to the appropriate website than html redirect? If the github pages URL were just the top-level domain name I might make rash-lang.org a cname in DNS, but it includes a sub-directory in the URL, so I don't think that approach can work. With the html redirect I've got so far (that is currently just pointing to the github page), it has a bit of delay and my browser temporarily shows a message that it's redirecting.
But I'm fairly well leaning towards just having a stand-alone website at rash-lang.org. So I think I'll make a new rash-lang.org repository and make your gh-pages branch be the master branch of the website repository. Then I'll just have the web server clone the website repo.
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zlee-personal
commented on May 30, 2024
Oh yeah, a stand alone web server sounds fine to me. Unfortunately, I have next to zero knowledge in the domain of networks and servers and protocols and similar things, so I just suggested gh pages because it's all I really know about.
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willghatch
commented on May 30, 2024
It's now live at rash-lang.org. I made a couple minor edits (I am fond of the “Reckless Racket Shell” tagline). Thanks!
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willghatch
commented on May 30, 2024
Oh, and the repository for it is https://github.com/willghatch/rash-lang.org
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