move pages to proper subsections

[yotamN]

When there are a lot of pages on one subject it will be easier to find what you want with sub pages, for example in PHP there could be frameworks group with Symfony, Zend, CodeIgniter, Laravel etc.

Is it possible in the current template or does it require a change?

[pvalena]

For reference: http://developer-portal.github.io/doc/structure.html

Start a project > Web Application > Laravel ...
and
Tools > Web Server
and
Languages > PHP > Web Frameworks

is what makes sense IMHO. Needs a bit of fixing though.

Thans for finding this!

[pvalena]

I think it should say
Web Frameworks
specifically.

http://developer.fedorainfracloud.org/tech/languages/php/php-frameworks.html

Also, no need to prefix the file with php- when it already is in php subsection.

[pvalena]

I've just learned that we can set permalinks to the duplicated pages. F.e.:

permalink: /tech/languages/php/laravel5.html

[yotamN]

@pvalena In web applications for example you could have HTTP servers, Static Site Generators and Web Frameworks as 3 subsections or probably sub subsections because web applications is the sub section

[pvalena]

That seems to be overcomplication to me...
One could simply have a page HTTP servers that has a hyperlink list to other pages.

Like here: http://developer.fedorainfracloud.org/tech/languages/php/php-frameworks.html

[pvalena]

Feel free to submit a PR with any cathegory type of page you thing is missing.

[yotamN]

The example you gave of Languages > PHP > Web Frameworks could stay the same but instead of a page that contains link it will be an expandable list in the sidebar. The content will remain the same, just a bit more organized

[pvalena]

I see, but it is also one level of complexity added and I see very little benefit.

You can have mostly the same effect if you move all the PHP Frameworks bellow the Frameworks page, f.e. That can be Permalinked from the Web application page.

[pvalena]

On top of that, you can actually prefix the page name in the pages list like so:

Frameworks
 - Zend
 - Laravel5
 - [ . . . ]

[yotamN]

Level of complexity to the site development or the content? It's true that the site will need some work to support it but after the initial work I don't think it will be that much complexity to the content writers

[pvalena]

Both... let's try to stick to the current template and use the styling I mentioned instead, which results in mostly the same effect?

Or do you have a different effect in mind?
Please note that we do not need any javascrip enabled for this page(apart from search) to work, so any animations or popups are no-go. Also, for easy access, we wan't to show all the subsection pages at once.

I'd rather have the content up-to-date and well-tested, than looking sparkly. It's aimed at the developers, after all.

[jackorp]

Created new issue regarding this: #386