Ponder V3 Website Change

Changing the Ponder website to be the Doxygen documentation instead of having a Jekyll-based front end. It is nice to have shiny front end but this is a hobby project and time is limited, so better spent on documentation rather than maintaining a site, as well as the documentation. Time is limited.

Whilst it is fun to style up the Jekyll theme, any static content there gets out of date when the API changes, and it is more work to style and refresh the blog. I want to move all the code examples to ones that have been compiled and tested (i.e. the test/examples). I was using a Python script to copy sections of the example, but Doxygen snippets can be used for this. Another advantage of using Doxygen is that any code samples presented have working links to the documentation for any of the documented Ponder API used.

Also, for the comments section I was using Disqus, but whilst free, Disqus seems to have quite an agenda, passing your information to who knows? So we'll use Github issues and this website's Blogger commenting (below) instead.

We'll add a copy here for posterity! The photos are pictures of Highgate woods in North London. It's a great place to walk and ponder.

Old V2 website