[Help Wanted] SigMF Needs a Website

[jacobagilbert]

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[Teque5]

Can we draw the website with an oscilloscope?

[bhilburn]

So, in all seriousness, I think the oscilloscope video should be on the website.

Also, I think the website should be simple. Really, just a landing page that describes what SigMF is, why you would want it, and how to start using it.

A good go-to example of this, I think, is the spacemacs website. I'm not actually a spacemacs user, but have always remembered how simple and useful their landing page is:

https://www.spacemacs.org/

Since it could be static, Github could host it for us. We just need to actually build the content. Any volunteers? 😄

[tammojan]

The spacemacs website seems to be based on https://github.com/tatygrassini/landio-html , it shouldn't be hard to hack something together based on the template there. I'm not sure how to properly include the video.

What would be useful on the website, is a link to programs / viewers that support sigmf. Currently I'm only aware of gr-sigmf and inspectrum.

[777arc]

Could also include a list of SigMF extensions that are in the wild

[Nepomuceno]

Could that be a github pages ( the easier way to host a simple website here ) and it would be reliable and the source for the websice would live side by side with the specs ( can be a different repo but under the same org ) I would help build it just need someone to create the repo should be fairly straigfoward to create a basic one.

[Nepomuceno]

It could also host the reference specs that way we could referecne them correctly in the schema files. ( it would be very helpfult o have a proper domain too )

[777arc]

Yeah github pages is great, I use it to host pysdr.org, I can definitely set up the page.io repo if someone throws together a draft website.