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Create a decent view (html page) containing only useful information. We can use gabarit project for example to create a template
A first draft was also created, based on other awesome list projects. The goal a short view and a complete one. When clicking on a project, a full information list collected and the history should be printed. In the end, if a resource is related to another one, then it should be also mentioned. Say for example you find an alternative on cowboy, this article will be linked to the github project called cowboy. In the end, we should have a tree and a good idea of the resources available for each subjects.
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Where does this data should live? In a db?
Because the static page should have its content loaded from somewhere.
Same goes for the links, someone should be able to add a link to a resource.
Or the data should come from a static file inside the web application itself?
Where does this data should live? In a db? Because the static page should have its content loaded from somewhere.
Correct. But before creating it, we need enough example of different resources. Regarding the db, it will be mnesia, and we don't find any good structure, we can also store everything as document in one or more tables.
Same goes for the links, someone should be able to add a link to a resource. Or the data should come from a static file inside the web application itself?
Create a decent view (html page) containing only useful information. We can use gabarit project for example to create a template
A first draft was also created, based on other awesome list projects. The goal a short view and a complete one. When clicking on a project, a full information list collected and the history should be printed. In the end, if a resource is related to another one, then it should be also mentioned. Say for example you find an alternative on cowboy, this article will be linked to the github project called cowboy. In the end, we should have a tree and a good idea of the resources available for each subjects.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: