I think it's a swell idea. Perhaps post to the infrastructure mailing list to see what these running the site feel most comfortable with.
/M
Hi,
These days ocaml.org is a great resource and starting point for the
community and people interested in learning OCaml. It would be great
however if we have a collective wiki for OCaml too. Not being here at
any rate competitive and just complementary.
It could cover:
- using core toolchain
- tooling like Oasis, OPAM, ocamlfind, ocamlbuild etc.
- type system tricks
- small projects with good code examples
- tools settings, emacs & vim configuration snippets
etc.
it should be searchable, and fairly centralised.
What kind of wiki engine we would like to use?
I'd just opt either for oddmuse, mediawiki perhaps with some movement
towards custom one based on Ocsigen and Eliom, but here I don't have any
strong opinions, feel free to propose anything else.
Separate issue is storage and server etc., I'd happily organise/discuss
these things, once we know the details :-)
I'm open for any ideas and people joining up with the effort.
Thanks,
-Wojciech
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