Closed vindarel closed 4 years ago
Can agree. However, can all of these be coordinated with common-lisp.net as well? Or does it save on funds (or perhaps, makes contributions and all easier/friendlier to new people) to keep things on github?
Edit: link to common-lisp.net
I'll go with the hunch that it'd make contributions easier for new people by keeping things on github.
I could very well just move it to cl-cookbook org; perhaps, renaming it to cl-rtd? (I'd welcome suggestions for the name - cl-library-docs? readthedocs would just be the "frontend".) The goals aren't too different, especially with the "getting started" sections.
it'd make contributions easier for new people by keeping things on github.
+ 1000 Possibly the common-lisp.net could create a subdomain that points to your repo. I also highly prefer this to be on an easily accessible repository.
cl-rtd is short and nice
I like cl-readthedocs too, explicit is nice (btw, isn't it possible to send the documentation to the real readthedocs website?)
RTLD ? aka Read The Lisp Doc, similar to TLDR;
btw, isn't it possible to send the documentation to the real readthedocs website?
Yup, I tinkered around with the idea today, it seems the subdomain is "subdomain-ifed" from the repository name, so the current name is a bad choice, may be something like "lisp-libraries", "cl-libraries", "cl-library-docs", or any other suggestions? Docs would be implicity in the ".readthedocs.io" part, so, if I had to choose, it'd be "cl-libraries", since lisp refers to the lisp family outside the common lisp community.
Okay, done.
The site is also up at common-lisp-libraries.readthedocs.io or common-lisp-libraries.rtfd.io.
Hello,
this project is already helpful and could become a reference. Then,
What if you created a Github organization for this project?
Alternatively, what if you moved it to the cl-cookbook organization? The documentation would be published on an URL like
https://lispcookbook.github.io/common-lisp.readthedocs
. The rationale is to have documentation-related efforts under the same umbrella. There's a little mismatch between "cookbook" and "readthedocs" though.