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dRonin is a new project and it doesn't have a Web Site yet. On this wiki, we are planning the upcoming site. Please contribute! If you have ideas for the content of the new site, put them here. It's just a sandbox. And if you're feeling ready, send a pull request for your content!
There is a discussion about the site on dRonin issue #205
If you want to help with the dRonin site, please join us on IRC://chat.freenode.net/dRonin or Webchat.freenode.net(https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#dronin)
- Welcome page - shiny logo, news/git feed to show the vigor of the project, inspirational content that is welcoming of all new users
- Get started flying - Get flying quick with a simple guide
- Flight Test Team - Join the team of flight testers!
- User Documentation - Links to all the relevant user documentation
- About dRonin - additional information about the project, who and what is it good for (not just Ph.Ds!), and how to get involved / More detailed about/FAQ page. Why does this exist? Why isn't it Tau Labs/OpenPilot/librepilot. But all I know is cleanflight, which is the best, why would I use something else?
- Developer resources - Setting up a dev environment, contributing to the project, dev rules, etc - get involved page
- Builds and Autotune database - Autotown database, which is also a user build database
To make things easier, a static generator that can take markdown content and be used easily with github. Three possible choices:
- Jekyll https://jekyllrb.com/
- Hugo http://gohugo.io/
- Middleman https://middlemanapp.com/
There's a proposal to use Jekyll alongside a pre-made template, perhaps Skinny Bones for Jekyll https://mmistakes.github.io/skinny-bones-jekyll/
However, the web site will need to integrate Autotown, the dRonin auto-tuning database https://github.com/d-ronin/autotown/wiki - However, if using Jekyll alongside Autotown (which uses angularjs) there might be a need for a workaround as described here http://www.noxidsoft.com/development/using-jekyll-and-angularjs-together/