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The pages should still be in the git repo of the GEF web-page. I have lost the link on the new laptop. I'll try to look on my old machine in the next days. When I started GEF Classic I didn't want to interfere to much with the GEF website. And mostly used the wiki as a kind of web-page replacement for GEF Classic. |
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You're right... The pages are still there: It also links to a corresponding helpdesk item, which has been left unresolved: With the end of php already at the horizon, we wouldn't be able to simply revive that project and I already had my fill of Hugo so I'm not overly keen on migrating such a big website... |
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From my perspective, I think the best solution is to salvage what's worth keeping and putting it to the wiki. That also has the added benefit that everything is in a single repository as opposed to being scattered everywhere. |
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Our readme is referencing the following webpages, but when clicking on them, I get redirected to the project page:
https://www.eclipse.org/gef/gef_mvc/index.php
https://www.eclipse.org/gef/draw2d/index.php
https://www.eclipse.org/gef/zest/index.php
Does anyone know what happened to them? The GEF website as a whole seems to have been available up until early 2023 but even then, GEF Classic is no longer mentioned.
Those entries seem to have been removed sometime during 2016 when the main focus was moved to FX.
Does GEF Classic even need a website? Otherwise I would take those old pages, convert them to Markdown and add them to the GitHub wiki.
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