2 broken links; commas, and other typos.

[e-io]

Sprints @EuroPython 2024

[e-io]

Also I've checked now falcon.readthedocs.io for broken links. Overall it's quite good. Two broken links were found only.

On the page https://falcon.readthedocs.io/en/stable/_modules/index.html :

• the first link _asyncio does not work.

On the page https://falcon.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/tutorial-asgi.html :

• "Hosting our app" -> Hypercorn

I may remove them as well if needed.

The check was performed with this wonderful tool:
https://github.com/stevenvachon/broken-link-checker (blc -ro <a-website-with-links>)

[e-io]

With a tool mentioned above I have carefully tidied up all the Falcon Wiki as well. However, most pages had just 2-5 links to fix.

[CaselIT]

that tool seems very useful! tanks for linking it.

I'll try looking at this and the other links asap (I'm very busy this week sadly)

thank you for the effort!

[vytas7]

Thanks for the effort, I'll try to fix the links in the main repo. IIRC Hypercorn was moved from Gitlab to GitHub, hence the issue.
Regarding Wiki, ideally we shouldn't try just removing them, but finding if they have been relocated or pasted wrong. For instance, the Documatt blog link is still there, maybe we just need to get a different permalink.

Edit: I see you actually fixed the Documatt one 👍

[vytas7]

Looks great, thanks a lot! 💯 I really like the attention to the details.
We are planning on rebuilding the website using some kind of generator like Sphinx, MkDocs, etc in order to reduce the maintenance burden, but we'll probably still keep a fair bit of content, so your work wouldn't be lost.

Edit: and I heard from @CaselIT that you attended our sprint on Sunday. Unfortunately I had to leave in the morning so I didn't meet you in person (but maybe I saw your face in the conference 🙂 ).

Edit2: Created a PR for Falcon itself: falconry/falcon#2252.

[vytas7]

Ah, we missed the scheme there. I'll fix it.

[e-io]

@vytas7

"Regarding Wiki, ideally we shouldn't try just removing them, but finding if they have been relocated or pasted wrong."

As for links in "Who's using Falcon?":

Initially I was trying to find new links of these projects, but, then, I found that most of them don't exist anymore. Even if any project might exist with a new web address, there is no guarantee that it is still based on Falcon. Or it might be another project with identical name.

Anyway, I hope that the remaining list "Who's using Falcon?" is still enough huge :)

As for links in other pages, I was checking all of them quite carefully.