E.g., as a start, we could have a dedicated page on the Twistedmatrix Web site "Twisted for Things" for intro and collecting links, articles etc
Fun fact: the very first class in the very first thing that would eventually become Twisted was called "Thing". ;-)
What a prevision;)
Dummy question: how would I contribute to the Trac-based Web site content?
Just click on the "edit" button at the bottom of any wiki page. Some of the pages (like the front page) are locked to prevent abuse, but I can give you whatever extra permissions you need if you want to work on the site.
Yes please, I'd like to contribute to the site. I have visited a dozen pages from the Index, and I have no "edit" button .. nowhere. I am logged in ("oberstet") .. I can file/edit tickets. I would start by creating a new page, following http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/wiki/WikiNewPage, and - at this point - only add a link to the new page from the Index page. A general question regarding using Trac as a Website system: the landing page does only links to a couple of further pages. How are user supposed to navigate around? Always via the Index page? You know, I haven't done a lot systematic looking around exactly for that reason .. when I look for Twisted docs/pages, I basically Google for them (sometimes restricting the search to Twistedmatrix). The UX of the Website is .. unusual .. or I just don't get it. /Tobias
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