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The list (currently) at https://fenicsproject.org/conference has gaps in 2013, 2010, and 2007.

There may also have been pre-2005 conferences?

On some copied pages, the links all use <a href="url">name</a> syntax. The neater [name](url) syntax should be used instead.

This needs changing for:

• The FEniCS 18 page (https://github.com/FEniCS/web/blob/main/fenics18/index.md)
• The FEniCS 17 page (https://github.com/FEniCS/web/blob/main/fenics17/index.md)
• GSoC 2017 (https://github.com/FEniCS/web/blob/main/google-summer-of-code-2017/index.md)
• GSoC 2018 (https://github.com/FEniCS/web/blob/main/google-summer-of-code-2018/index.md)

In #125, I added a FIXME. This should be done once there isn't a draft tag in the DOLFINx repo

All links to the old FEniCS documentation lead to a 404-not found page (both from fenicsproject.org and google). See for example: https://fenicsproject.org/olddocs/dolfin/latest/python/

Add a link checker to the CI to make sure that all links are valid (or at least internal ones).

There's currently a draft on wordpress for FEniCS 2022. The information from that page should be copied somewhere before wordpress disappears.

Hi,
The link to https://fenicsproject.org/documentation/index.md in main fenics project page is given a 404 error.

Best

The latest release is 0.3.0 and the download and install instructions are still based on 2019.1.0

It would be great for someone who isn't me to check that there's enough info in the README to make any edits they would want to to the website. I should then add details of how to do anything that isn't clear.

The test that runs this code adds a lot of imports to it:

We should review these and confirm that they are the imports that we want to imply are being used

In particular, the following pages should not have moved:

• https://fenicsproject.org/code-of-conduct/
• https://fenicsproject.org/community/
• https://fenicsproject.org/documentation/
• https://fenicsproject.org/download/
• https://fenicsproject.org/fenics-2021/
• https://fenicsproject.org/fenics17/
• https://fenicsproject.org/fenics18/
• https://fenicsproject.org/fenics19/
• https://fenicsproject.org/google-summer-of-code-2017/
• https://fenicsproject.org/google-summer-of-code-2018/
• https://fenicsproject.org/people-of-fenics/

Once fenicsproject.org points to GitHub pages, {{ site.webroot }} can be removed and replaced with /.

If you go to https://www.fenicsproject.org, you get a certificate error. but not at https://fenicsproject.org (without the www.)

On the FEniCS website under https://fenicsproject.org/community/#slack-channel there is a link to join the Slack community: https://fenicsproject-slack-invite.herokuapp.com/

This link seems to be broken.

When the website rebuilds, it scps the new html files to the server. This means that if a page is deleted, it is not removed on the server (eg https://fenicsproject.org/steering-council/ still exists on the website even though the md file has been removed).

We should find a way to automatically remove old html files.

Once this website is live, I shouldn't be able to push directly to main any more (!)

• FEniCS 2021
• FEniCS 2019
• FEniCS 2018
• FEniCS 2017
• Pictures from older conferences, currently at https://fenicsproject.org/pub/photos/

We no longer have members from Chalmers or Charles Universities, but added Nate at Carnegie.

• #68
• Installing from source
• Installing with conda
• Installing with pip
• Installing with spack
• Check that this list of installation methods is complete or add to it

The front page example uses deprecated mshr to create the mesh. Do we have an updated piece of code?
Does the main code work with FEniCSx?

The following pages list information that is written at https://github.com/FEniCS/governance/blob/master/people.md

• https://fenicsproject.org/governance/
• https://fenicsproject.org/steering-council/
• https://fenicsproject.org/advisory-board/

These pages could be removed, and instead we could link to the governance documents. What does everyone think?

These currently link to https://github.com/FEniCS/governance/blob/master/governance.md, but the lists of people could be put on the pages instead

There was a draft on Wordpress about the history of the names of the FEniCS components. This should perhaps be put on the website somewhere. The content of the draft was:

FE is Finite Element(s)
CS is Computational Science, Computer Science or Computational Software
ni sits nicely in the middle

Andy R Terrel (andy-terrel) said on 2012-08-13: | # 2

Just to add a few more details here (although I was not around back
then so correct me if I am wrong). The original “federation” of software
packages that became the FEniCS software package were combined at the
University of Chicago along with participation of Chalmers and TTI-C.
The mascot of the UofC is a phoenix which I believe was part of the
inspiration of the name.

On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 03:23:51PM +0100, Marie Rognes wrote:

Is DOLFIN an acronym for anything?

Yes: Dynamic Object-oriented Library for FINite element computation

--
Anders

Front page banner does not fill width on android/chrome. Possibly due to mathjax equation on page?

now that there are fewer links, they look weirdly off centre

Google Summer of code pages need to be copied across:

• https://fenicsproject.org/google-summer-of-code-2017/
• https://fenicsproject.org/google-summer-of-code-2018/

There's a lot of stuff currently at https://fenicsproject.org/pub/

Some of this could be moved into this repo. Exactly which files need copying over needs to be decided

This is very outdated and confusing docs at it is olddocs/dolfinx/dev.

We (NumFOCUS) are moving out of Rackspace, where you've got your website hosted. Rackspace offered long time ago the servers for free, but the sponsorship finished couple of years ago. Now Rackspace is very overpriced, and the service is very poor (e.g. we need to call their support to stop a server, we can't do it from their dashboard, no way to access the servers with the organization credentials...).

We're finalizing a new agreement for free hosting, but for what I saw, your website could probably be better hosted with GitHub pages. This is the preferred option for static websites that don't exceed their quota. You can read more here: https://github.com/numfocus/infrastructure/blob/master/projects/README.md#small-static-site

Please let me know if this makes sense to you, and if it does, if you can move the website. Thanks!