On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 11:20 AM, Vincent Balat <
vincent.balat@univ-paris-diderot.fr> wrote:


> It is possible for example to keep the current web site and add
> progressively new pages using the wiki.
>

Nice! If we did this, a gradual transition is key.



> We will release version 1 soon.
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This is even more critical. Currently the ocsimore page says "It is under
development (not usable for now)." Using a wiki locks us in to a very
specific model. We need confidence the tool is stable and will continue to
be maintained and developed.




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