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Redesign ecosystem page with respect to project categories #217

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Andersson007 opened this issue Jan 10, 2024 · 1 comment
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Redesign ecosystem page with respect to project categories #217

Andersson007 opened this issue Jan 10, 2024 · 1 comment
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Andersson007 commented Jan 10, 2024

Currently, on https://docs.ansible.com/ecosystem.html, we have all projects mixed together w/o any logical separation.
It's hard to read the page, navigate, etc.

I suggest restructuring the page by grouping the projects into several categories based on their purpose.
Possible categories can be:

  1. Main "Core" projects all other projects are orbiting around. These are the projects used the most.
  2. User tooling aiming to server the "Core" projects.
  3. All other projects, they mostly play an auxiliary role for the first two categories.

Example:

  • Main projects (can be called differently):

    • ansible-core
    • Asible package included collections
    • AWX
  • Tooling:

    • ansible-navigator
    • ansible-builder
    • ansible-runner
    • Ansible VS Code Extension
    • ansible-lint
    • Molecule
  • Other (auxiliary) projects:

    • Galaxy NG
    • Ansible Language Server
    • AWX Operator
    • Ansible Rulebook
    • ansible-pylibssh
    • Ansible SDK
    • Ansible Sign
    • Ansible Compat
    • Ansible Development Environment
    • Ansible Pytest
    • Ansible Creator
    • Tox Ansible
  • Maybe we could create a separate section called Dev Tools and move related projects from the previous section.

Thoughts?

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closed via ansible-community/community-website#366

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