I've been working a bit on the new release of the OSDK, which will jump directly from, 0.20 to 1.0 just because it's probably mature enough to be a 1.0.
One of the decisions I took was to also get the documentation on the website so it can be indexed by search engines.
I started working on the new website (temporarily url):
http://oricsdk.defence-force.org
What do you think of that type of structure?
The main difference compared to the older structure is:
- The list of pages is always visible, in the left column
- The right column contains the history for the page/tool being described
- The 'article' section will contain articles about 'how to code on the oric' (external contributions are welcome)
- Each page has a 'disqus' micro-forum so people can ask question/do suggestions on each of the individual pages
Concerning the OSDK 1.0 itself, there's some decisions I will have to take at some point:
- Should I keep Euphoric and Oricutron, or just keep Oricutron and remove Euphoric support
- What of the old tools like WriteDsk which do not work on recent operating system anyway, should I keep them?
Looking forward for feedback
